The table below provides data on the average number of articles (A, B, and C) sold by Pesto company in three different months. It also shows the percentage of article A sold out of the total articles sold in those months, along with the total number of article C sold.

| Months | Average number of articles sold | Percentage of article A sold | Total number of articles C sold |
|--------|-------------------------------|-----------------------------|----------------------------------|
| April | 100 | 40\% | 100 |
| May | 120 | 30\% | 70 |
| June | 72 | 25\% | 80 |

In the month of July, the total number of articles A sold by Pesto is 25\% more than the average number of articles B sold in May and June. If the sum of articles B and C sold by Pesto in July is 30\% more than the articles B sold by Pesto in April, then find the difference between the number of articles B sold in July and April.

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The table below provides data on the average number of articles (A, B, and C) sold by Pesto company in three different months. It also shows the percentage of article A sold out of the total articles sold in those months, along with the total number of article C sold.

| Months | Average number of articles sold | Percentage of article A sold | Total number of articles C sold |
|--------|-------------------------------|-----------------------------|----------------------------------|
| April  | 100                           | 40\%                        | 100                              |
| May    | 120                           | 30\%                        | 70                               |
| June   | 72                            | 25\%                        | 80                               |

In the month of July, the total number of articles A sold by Pesto is 25\% more than the average number of articles B sold in May and June. If the sum of articles B and C sold by Pesto in July is 30\% more than the articles B sold by Pesto in April, then find the difference between the number of articles B sold in July and April.

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**Solution:**

1. From the table, we know the average number of articles sold and the percentage of article A sold for April, May, and June.

2. We need to find the number of articles B sold in May and June to calculate the average of B for these two months.

3. However, the table only gives the average number of articles sold (total of A, B, and C) and the percentage of article A, along with the total number of article C sold. The number of article B sold is not directly provided.

4. Without the exact number of article B sold in May and June, we cannot find the average number of article B sold in these months.

5. Similarly, the number of article B sold in April is also unknown because the total average articles sold and percentage of article A are given, but article B's exact count is not.

6. Since the problem requires the difference between articles B sold in July and April, and we cannot determine the exact values of article B sold in these months from the given data, the difference cannot be calculated.

**Answer:** Can’t be determined

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