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There are 26 apples in Box A. The number of apples in Box B is two times of Box A. The number of apples in Box B is .

A

48

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B

52

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C

60

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54

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Solution

The correct option is B 52
Number of apples in Box B = 2 × 26
i.e.

Thus, there are 52 apples in Box B.

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