Mathematics, 14.04.2020 23:35, ssollers

In a group of hats consisting of only blue hats, green hats, and purple hats, the ratio of blue hats to green hats to purple hats is 7:4:12. If there are a total of 92 hats in this group, how many of these hats are not blue

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