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a pack of baseball cards has 12 trading cards and 2 stickers. in a box of 36 packs, how many stickers and how many trading cards

are there?

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kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago

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432 trading cards and 72 stickers

dsp733 years ago

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Answer:432 trading cards and 72 stickers

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A pack of baseball cards has 12 trading cards and 2 stickers.

Then in a box of 36 packs, we have

Number of stickers= Stickers in each pack × Number of pack

= $2\times36=72$

Number of trading cards= Trading cards in each pack × Number of pack

= $12\times36=432$

Hence, there are 432 trading cards and 72 stickers in a box of 36 packs.

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