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Mathematics, 28.08.2019 17:00 dollar6219

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ricardo had red grapes and green grapes for sale. 3/5 of the grapes were red ; the rest were green. if he sold all the red grapes and none of the green grapes what fractional part of his grapes did he sell?
i dont know why but i am very confused about the question.
my original answer was 2/5 but i dont know anymore i am confused : p

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