Workers are loading boxes onto a truck. So far, they have loaded 48 boxes onto the truck. According to their inventory, they still need to load 96% of the boxes on the truck. How many boxes do they need to load on the truck?

Let b = the number of boxes the workers need to load on the truck.

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0.48 returned to choices list.

0.04 0.48 0.96 4 48 50 96 1,200

100% – 96% = %

b = 48

b =

The workers will load a total of boxes onto the truck.

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