1. **State the problem:** There are 50 jellybeans in a bag.
- 1/5 of the jellybeans are blue.
- 3/10 of the jellybeans are green.
- The rest are yellow.
We need to find how many jellybeans of each color there are and determine which statements are true.
2. **Calculate the number of blue jellybeans:**
$$\text{Blue} = \frac{1}{5} \times 50 = 10$$
3. **Calculate the number of green jellybeans:**
$$\text{Green} = \frac{3}{10} \times 50 = 15$$
4. **Calculate the number of yellow jellybeans:**
First, find the total of blue and green jellybeans:
$$10 + 15 = 25$$
Then subtract from total jellybeans:
$$50 - 25 = 25$$
So, there are 25 yellow jellybeans.
5. **Check the statements:**
- "There are 20 yellow jellybeans in the bag." → False (yellow = 25)
- "There are 25 yellow jellybeans in the bag." → True
- "There are 15 green jellybeans in the bag." → True
- "There are 20 green jellybeans in the bag." → False (green = 15)
- "There are 10 blue jellybeans in the bag." → True
- "There are 12 blue jellybeans in the bag." → False (blue = 10)
**Final true statements:**
- There are 25 yellow jellybeans in the bag.
- There are 15 green jellybeans in the bag.
- There are 10 blue jellybeans in the bag.
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