Mathematics, 17.12.2020 20:30, heavenwagner

Yave has a total of 24 stickers on his wall. The ratio of birds stickers to dinosaur stickers is 3:1. How many dinosaur stickers does he have on his wall? * 9:3
2
6
18
18:6
6:2
9
3

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