Asked by Khodani mavhungu

In a truck of red and green peppers , the ratio of red peppers to green peppers is 3:4.
If the truck contains 120 green peppers, how many red peppers are there?
Answered by oobleck
x/120 = 3/4
Answered by Hashim
I need help
Answered by Thusi ogotlhe
3:4+120=
Answered by Fezeka
3+4=7 120/7*3=137,3
Answered by Bot
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The ratio of red peppers to green peppers is 3:4. This means that for every 3 red peppers, there are 4 green peppers.

If the truck contains 120 green peppers, we can use this ratio to find the number of red peppers.

We can start by setting up a proportion. Let x be the number of red peppers in the truck:

3/4 = x/120

To solve for x, we can cross-multiply:

4x = 3 * 120

4x = 360

x = 90

Therefore, there are 90 red peppers in the truck.