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You have 5 faceup cards and 12 facedown cards. You add some faceup cards so 2 out of every 5 cards are faceup. How many cards are there now? How would a proportion look for this problem?
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assuming x is additional face-up: \[(5+x)/(12) = 2/5\]
Draw a proportion for me. I understand that way of doing it. But my teacher is looking for a proportion.
Like a ratio? solve for x, then the answer is 5+x:12
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