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May is going to the grocery store to buy bananas and oranges. The bananas can only be purchased in groups of 65 and the oranges can only be purchased in groups of 5. If May wants to buy the same amount of bananas and oranges, then what is the lowest quantity of bananas that May can buy?

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Answer:

  65

Step-by-step explanation:

65 is a multiple of 5, so May can purchase 1 group of 65 bananas and 13 groups of 5 oranges to have 65 of each.

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