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timothy bought 12 of his cars to the babysitters. these toy cars represent 30% of his toy car collection. what is the total numb

er of cars in timothy's collection

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omeli [17]3 years ago

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If 30% of his collection is 12 cars, then we can use the fraction

30/12=100/x

x=40

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