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14 June, 19:02

Julia's frogs are 2 5 of the amount of Rimma's frogs. If Rimma gives 1 2 of her frogs to Julia, what will be the ratio of Julia's frogs to Rimma's frogs?

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  1. 14 June, 19:17
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    Answer:the ratio of Julia's frogs to Rimma's frogs is 1.8 : 1

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Let x represent the total number of frogs that Rimma had.

    Julia's frogs are 2/5 of the amount of Rimma's frogs. This means that the number of frogs that Julia had is

    2/5 * x = 2x/5

    If Rimma gives 1/2 of her frogs to Julia, the number of frogs that Julia gets from Rimma would be

    1/2 * x = x/2 frogs. Total number of frogs that Julia would have becomes

    2x/5 + x/2 = (4x + 5x) / 10 = 9x/0

    The number of frogs that Rimma has left would be 1/2 * x = x/2

    The ratio of Julia's frogs to Rimma's frogs would be

    (9x/10) / (x/2) = (9/5) / 1

    = 1.8 : 1
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