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Omar paved a 6 foot walkway using 20 stones. He now wants to extend the walkway to 9 feet. How many more stones will he need to buy?
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Apply proportional ratio: x stones/ 9 ft = 20 stones/ 6 ft
Set up a proportion: 6/20 = 9/x x will be the total number of stones. Then perform x-20 to get the number of additional stones to buy
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Notice that x is the number of stones needed for 9 ft, Since we already had stones for 6 ft, => We only need x - 20 stones MORE :)
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