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Math help please? There are 12 more toy cars than toy trucks in a box with a total of 38 toy cars and toy trucks. How many toy trucks are in the box? Please explain. I hate this ratio
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Math help please? There are 12 more toy cars than toy trucks in a box with a total of 38 toy cars and toy trucks. How many toy trucks are in the box? Please explain. I hate this ratio
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Let, the number of toy trucks = x
Then, number of toy cars = (x + 12)
Now, we have: x + x+12 = 38
2x + 12 = 38
2x = 38 - 12
2x = 26
x = 26/2
x = 13
So, there are 13 toy trucks in total.
Hope this helps!
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