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Determine if the rates $168 raise for 24 cars and $280 for washing 40 cars are equivalent
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Determine if the rates $168 raise for 24 cars and $280 for washing 40 cars are equivalent
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They are not equivalent because 168x24= 4,032 and 280x40= 11,200
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They are not equivalent.
168 x 24 = 4,032
280 x 40 = 11,200
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