Mathematics, 20.05.2021 05:40, cindy978

A company sells a pack of beads with a ratio of 3 red beds:4 green beads:5 blue beads. They decide to change the ratio to 2 red beds:3 green beads:3 blue beads. If they sell the beads in bags of 96, which ratio offers more red beads and by how much?
If the company is given blue and red beads for free, should they charge more or less for the new combination of beads? Explain your answer.

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