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The total number of phones to the total number of laptops in Stores A and B is in the ratio 120:13. Additionally, the number of laptops in Store A to those in Store B is in the ratio 3:4. Given that the total number of phones across both stores is 600, determine the approximate difference in the number of laptops between Store A and Store
The total number of phones to the total number of laptops in Stores A and B is in the ratio 120:13. Additionally, the number of laptops in Store A to those in Store B is in the ratio 3:4. Given that the total number of phones across both stores is 600, determine the approximate difference in the number of laptops between Store A and Store
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