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2. A student sat on the corner and watched the car go by. He noticed the ratio of cars to pickup trucks was 12 to 15. If 20 cars went by, how many pickup trucks went by? (1 Poin…

2. A student sat on the corner and watched the car go by. He noticed the ratio of cars to pickup trucks was 12 to 15. If 20 cars went by, how many pickup trucks went by? (1 Poin…
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2. A student sat on the corner and watched the car go by. He noticed the ratio of cars to pickup trucks was 12 to 15. If 20 cars went by, how many pickup trucks went by? (1 Point)

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User Jaypb
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Answer:

16:20

Explanation:

12:15 = 4:5

4:5 x 4 = 16:20

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User Rob Van Pamel
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Answer:

25 trucks went by

Explanation:

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User Pygmy
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