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A grocer ordered 32 cases with 28 small cans of fruit. In each case. The grocer also ordered 24 cases with 18 large cans of fruit in each case. How many more small cans of fruit did the grocer order?
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A grocer ordered 32 cases with 28 small cans of fruit. In each case. The grocer also ordered 24 cases with 18 large cans of fruit in each case. How many more small cans of fruit did the grocer order?

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Answer:

10

Explanation:

28-18=10

User Jeeves
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Answer:

multiply 32 by 28

then multiply 24 by 18

subtract your 2 products


Explanation:


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