If there are 720 oranges, how many mangoes will be there?
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There is not enough information to solve the problem. The number of mangoes cannot be determined from the given information about the number of oranges. Additional information or assumptions are needed to solve the problem.
If there are 720 oranges, how many mangoes will be there? (In a pie chart there are 150° of mangoes)
If there are 150° of mangoes in the pie chart, that means they represent 150/360 or 5/12 of the total number of fruits.
Let x be the total number of fruits. Then:
5/12 * x = number of mangoes
We know that the total number of fruits is 720, so we can write:
x = 720
Substituting this into the first equation, we get:
5/12 * 720 = number of mangoes
Simplifying, we get:
300 = number of mangoes
Therefore, there are 300 mangoes.
Let x be the total number of fruits. Then:
5/12 * x = number of mangoes
We know that the total number of fruits is 720, so we can write:
x = 720
Substituting this into the first equation, we get:
5/12 * 720 = number of mangoes
Simplifying, we get:
300 = number of mangoes
Therefore, there are 300 mangoes.
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