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Bridget, Jim and Krutika share some sweets in the ratio 2:3:2. Bridget gets 22 sweets. How many more sweets does Jim get over Bridget?

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Answered by Rosumary

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Bridget has the ratio = 2

Jim = 3

Krutika = 2

Total No of Ratio= 2+3+2 = 7

Bridget gets = 2/7×22 = 44/7.

Jim gets = 3/7×22 = 66/7

= Sweets that Bridget gets over Jim = (66-44)/7

= 22/7.

= 3.14

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