Mathematics, 06.04.2021 16:40 lashondrascott

A local grocery store stocks packages of plain M&M's and packages of peanut M&M's. The ratio of the number of packages of peanut M&M's to the total number of packages on the shelf was 8 to 18. Which number could be the number of packages of plain M&M's on the shelf?

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