A bakery has four chocolate cakes for every six coconut the bakery has 80 more coconut cakes and chocolate cakes how many of each type of cakes does the bakery have

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Blake Ayers

Mathematics

13 November, 15:06

A bakery has four chocolate cakes for every six coconut the bakery has 80 more coconut cakes and chocolate cakes how many of each type of cakes does the bakery have

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Ashanti Hines · Answer 1

there are 32 chocolate cakes and 48 coconut cakes. if your ratio is 4:6 and there are 80 cakes in total then 4x + 6x=10x so each x=8 so 8*4=32 chocolate cakes and 6*8=48 coconut cakes