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If there were 7 times as many of each color car in the parking lot, how many red cars would be in the parking lot?
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If there were 7 times as many of each color car in the parking lot, how

many red cars would be in the parking lot?

If there were 7 times as many of each color car in the parking lot, how many red cars-example-1
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441 multiply red by 7
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The answer is 441 by multiplying the number of red cars with 7
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