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The ratio of cars to trucks in a parking lot was 5:2. The ratio of trucks to bicycles in the parking lot was 1:4. If there were 20 cars in the lot, how many bicycles were in the lot
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The ratio of cars to trucks in a parking lot was 5:2. The ratio of trucks to bicycles in the parking lot was 1:4. If there were 20 cars in the lot, how many bicycles were in the lot

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16 bicycles

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