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nikdorinn
21 day ago
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Gerry has 50 sports trading cards. Of those cards one fifth of them are baseball cards, one teenth of them are football cards, a

nd the rest are basketball cards. How many more basketball cards than baseball cards does gerry have?
Mathematics
1 answer:
zzz [12.3K]21 day ago
8 0
Gerry has 25 more basketball cards than he does baseball cards. Step-by-step explanation: Gerry owns a total of 50 sports trading cards. Among these, one-fifth are baseball cards, meaning he has 10 baseball cards. One-tenth of his collection consists of football cards, so he has 5 football cards. The remainder are basketball cards, leading to the conclusion that he has 35 basketball cards. The difference in quantity between his basketball and baseball cards is 25.
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