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Homework Help: math

Posted by Diana on Friday, January 28, 2011 at 8:52am.

A jar contains some red and some yellow jelly beans. If a child ate 1 red jelly bean, 1/7 of the remaining candies would be red. If instead the child ate 5 yellow jelly beans, 1/6 of the remaining candies would be red

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