In a bag of Skittles 6% of them are sour apple. That means 9 skittles are
sour apple. How many...
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Mathematics, 05.05.2020 16:25, kaybreezy
In a bag of Skittles 6% of them are sour apple. That means 9 skittles are
sour apple. How many Skittles are in the bag? (decide if the 9 is the part
or the whole) *
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