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garik1379 [7]
4 years ago
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Jesse orders 9 cartons of grape juice boxes. There are 36 juice boxes in each carton. She also orders 5 cartons of apple juice b

oxes with 24 juice boxes in each carton. Which number sentence can be used to find out how many fewer apple juice boxes are ordered than grape juice boxes? A. 4 × (36 – 12) = b B. (9 × 36) – (5 × 24) = b C. 14 × (36 – 12) = b D. (9 – 5) × (36 – 24) = b\
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