John is creating a Thanksgiving display at the store where he works, using only canned pumpkin and canned green beans. He needs to maintain a ratio of pumpkin to green beans of 5 to 2. If he wants to use a total of 126 cans, how many cans of green beans should he use?
please help me lol

Because there is a total of 7 parts (5+2) and I divided 126 by 7 and then put five of the 18ns (the quotient of 126 and 7) for pumpkins (so... multiply 18 by 5) then the other to times 18 is 36. And if you add them together, they equal 126.

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25-02-2021

Answer:

9 cans

Step-by-step explanation:

126/7=18

18/2=9

so 9 is the answer

(plz mark brainlyist)

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John is creating a Thanksgiving display at the store where he works, using only canned pumpkin and canned green beans. He needs to maintain a ratio of pumpkin to green beans of 5 to 2. If he wants to use a total of 126 cans, how many cans of green beans should he use? please help me lol

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John is creating a Thanksgiving display at the store where he works, using only canned pumpkin and canned green beans. He needs to maintain a ratio of pumpkin to green beans of 5 to 2. If he wants to use a total of 126 cans, how many cans of green beans should he use?
please help me lol