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In a parking lot, 3 out of 8 were trucks. If there were 128 vehicles how many would-be trucks

In a parking lot, 3 out of 8 were trucks. If there were 128 vehicles how many would-be trucks
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In a parking lot, 3 out of 8 were trucks. If there were 128 vehicles how many would-be trucks

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3/8 * 128 = 48 you do this because 3/8 of the cars were trucks multiplied by the total number
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