kilograms of oranges left
kilograms of oranges, then he gave 
away. So let's subtract and set up this equation to find out how many kilograms of oranges he has now: 
so that its denominator is 4 by multiplying it by 
. This should give us 
as our result, and so our equation now looks like this. Continue to simplify. 
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