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Initially, Raymond has only apples and Baljit has only mangoes and they have half of the amount to each other. Hence, we can easily conclude that at this point they both have equal number of apples and mangoes.
Using workbacks method, we draw model using the ratio in the end, then add back the amount sold.
Finally compare the amount of apples and mangoes that each of them have. (Which is equal as we first concluded)
Using workbacks method, we draw model using the ratio in the end, then add back the amount sold.
Finally compare the amount of apples and mangoes that each of them have. (Which is equal as we first concluded)
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