4. 12 = s in the z\n5. 54 = c in a d\n6. 88 = p k\n7. 13 = s on the af\n8. 32 = d f at which w f\n9. 18 = h…

4. 12 = s in the z\n5. 54 = c in a d\n6. 88 = p k\n7. 13 = s on the af\n8. 32 = d f at which w f\n9. 18 = h on a gc\n10. 90 = d in a ra\n11. 200 = d for p g in m\n12. 8 = s on a ss\n13. 3 = b m (shtr)\n14. 4 = q in a g\n15. 24 = h in a d\n16. 1 = w on a u\n17. 5 = d in a zc\n18. 1000 = w a p m\n19. 76 = t in the b p\n20. 50 = w to l y l

4. 12 = s in the z\n5. 54 = c in a d\n6. 88 = p k\n7. 13 = s on the af\n8. 32 = d f at which w f\n9. 18 = h on a gc\n10. 90 = d in a ra\n11. 200 = d for p g in m\n12. 8 = s on a ss\n13. 3 = b m (shtr)\n14. 4 = q in a g\n15. 24 = h in a d\n16. 1 = w on a u\n17. 5 = d in a zc\n18. 1000 = w a p m\n19. 76 = t in the b p\n20. 50 = w to l y l

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Brief Explanations:

These are number - fact relationships where the left - hand side number represents a quantity related to the description on the right. For example, 54 = C in a D means 54 cards in a deck (including jokers). For 76 = T in the B P, it refers to 76 trombones in the Big Parade. For 50 = W to L Y L, it is 50 ways to leave your lover (from the song title).

Answer:

  1. 76 Trombones in the Big Parade
  2. 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover