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Mathematics, 29.01.2021 05:00 laceytoyne72

Keith collects vintage Hot Wheels®. He came home with 60 new cars and sold 45% of them at an antique mall. How many Hot Wheels cars were sold? A 27 cars were sold
24 cars were sold
30 cars were sold
32 cars were sold

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