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Gray towel Posted 9 years ago
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I'm confused with "twice as many ____ as ____"
"I bought twice as many bananas as apples". Are there more bananas or apples? Is it "# of bananas = 2 x # of apples" or the other way around? Thank you
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gray towel "I bought twice as many bananas as apples". Are there more bananas or apples? Is it "# of bananas = 2 x # of apples" or the other way around?
- gray towel "I bought twice as many bananas as apples".
- Are there more bananas or apples?
- Is it "# of bananas = 2 x # of apples" or the other way around?
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gray towel"I bought twice as many bananas as apples". Are there more bananas or apples? Is it "# of bananas = 2 x # of apples" or the other way around? (You're correct, not the other way round.)
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