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In the third grade, there are 64 balloons, 3/8 blue balloons and 5/8 red balloons. How many blue balloons and red balloons are there?
The 64 balloons are divided into 8 parts on average, each part is: 64÷8=8, that is, 1/8 is 8.

Blue balloons account for 3/8, including 3 1/8 and 8×3=24.

Red Balloon accounts for 5/8, with 5 1/8 and 8×5=40.

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