Original post by thrhh
There are two boxes of chocolates.the first box has 30 chocolates and the second box has 20 chocolates.Alex takes 1/5 of the chocolates from the first box and his brother takes 1/4 of the chocolates from the second box. Who takes more
his brother= 1/4 x 20= 5 chocolates
based on that alex takes more.
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