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The ratio of cars to trucks is 3 to 2 in one parking lot If there are 14 trucks, how many cars are there? (I need help on that question)

The ratio of cars to trucks is 3 to 2 in one parking lot If there are 14 trucks, how many cars are there? (I need help on that question)
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The ratio of cars to trucks is 3 to 2 in one parking lot

If there are 14 trucks, how many cars are there?
(I need help on that question)

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Answer:21 cars to 14 trucks

Explanation:

User KAnNaN
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Answer:

21

Explanation:


(x)/(14) =(3)/(2) \\x=(3)/(2) * 14=21

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