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23 April, 09:04

Jane uses the same amount of blue and yellow paint for each of her paintings. At the moment she has 2 ounces of blue paint and 7 ounces of yellow paint. The store sells the paint in a package that contains 6 ounces of blue and 4 ounces of yellow. If she wants to have equal amounts of each color how many packages will she need to buy?

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