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There are a total of 10 Mongolian, Egyptian and Japanese stalls at a food fair. The number of Mongolian stalls is twice the number of Japanese stalls. The number of Japanese stalls is thrice the number of Egyptian stalls. How many more Mongolian than Japanese stalls are there at the food fair?
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29 Jun 2024, 12:21 PM

There are a total of 10 Mongolian, Egyptian and Japanese stalls at a food fair. The number of Mongolian stalls is twice the number of Japanese stalls. The number of Japanese stalls is thrice the number of Egyptian stalls. How many more Mongolian than Japanese stalls are there at the food fair?
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