A truck dealer promotes two new trucks, one is called the 'light duty' truck and the other is called the 'heavy duty' truck. I assert that the 'light duty' truck holds one-half the capacity as the 'heavy duty' truck. Am I correct?

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The terms "light duty" and "heavy duty" refer to the general classification of trucks based on their capabilities, including payload, towing capacity, and engine power, but do not directly imply a specific ratio (such as one-half) between their capacities.

A Truck Dealer Promotes Two New Trucks, One Is Called