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Car lot one has a car to truck ratio of 3:4. Car lot two has a car to truck ratio of 2:3. Which car lot has more cars when both lots have 12 trucks? How many cars would be on each lot? I need help asap please help!

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Answer:

this means that lot 1 would have more cars. there were 3 cars in lot 1 and 2 in lot 2

Step-by-step explanation:

lot 1-          lot 2-

3:4             2:3

if both have 12 trucks, you need to multiply the number of cars with the number you used to make the trucks 12

3:4 would turn into 9:12

2:3 would be 8:12

this means that lot 1 would have more cars. there were 3 cars in lot 1 and 2 in lot 2

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