Mathematics, 22.02.2021 07:00, mhwalters

On the 4th of July, Parker's Ice Cream Parlor sold 7 chocolate cones for every 4 vanilla cones. They sold a
total of 341 chocolate and vanilla cones that day. How
many more chocolate cones than vanilla cones did they
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