Two car dealerships sell only cars and trucks. At Dan's Dealerships, the ratio of trucks sold to cars sold is 7:12 an at Carly's cars, the ratio of trucks sold to cars sold is 5:8. Who sells more trucks compared to cars? Provide clear proof for how you know

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Ralph Ward

Mathematics

10 October, 20:11

Two car dealerships sell only cars and trucks. At Dan's Dealerships, the ratio of trucks sold to cars sold is 7:12 an at Carly's cars, the ratio of trucks sold to cars sold is 5:8. Who sells more trucks compared to cars? Provide clear proof for how you know

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Ximena Yoder · Answer 1

Answer:dans sale 5 more cars then he does trucks Carly sells 3 more cars then she does trucks so Carly

Frau Frau · Answer 2

Carly

Step-by-step explanation:

The distance between the two numbers in the first dealership is 5 as 12-7 equals 5.

The distance between the two numbers in the second dealership is 3 as 8-5 equals 3.

Carly has a better deal.