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Question 36

A florist has 480 flowers in stock. The flowers are either roses, tulips, lilies or orchids.

35% of the flowers are roses.

16\displaystyle \frac{1}{6}61​ of the flowers are tulips.

The ratio of lilies to orchids is 5:35:35:3.

Work out the number of lilies the florist has.

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