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allison has 5 times as many baseball cards as football cards. in all, she has 120 baseball and football cards. how many baseball cards does allison have
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First set up the equation
120 = b + c where b= baseball cards and c= football cards
B= 5c
Then substitute: 120 = 5c+c
120 = 6c
C= 20
Then solve for b
B=5(20)
B=100
Then you can check the answer by adding the 100 baseball cards plus 20 football cards = 120
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