ANSWER WUICK WILL. MARK BRANLIEST The ratio of North American Butterflies to South American butterflies at a butterfly park is 8:5. The ratio of South American butterflies to European butterflies is 5:2. There are 80 North American butterflies at the
butterfly park.
How many european butterflies are there

There are 20 European Butterflies.

Step-by-step explanation:

To determine the number of European Butterflies in the park, knowing that there are 80 North American Butterflies there, and that the ratio of each species is 8: 5 for North American and South American butterflies, and 5: 2 for South American and European butterflies, it must be done the following logical reasoning:

Given that there are 8 North American butterflies for every 5 South American, and 5 South American for every 2 European, it could be said that there are 8 North American butterflies for every 2 European (8: 2).

Thus, if there were 80 North American butterflies, the number of European butterflies in the park would be 20.

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