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16-11-2021
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If Rebecca Picked 20 apples and gave away 10 and got 30 more back. How many does she have now?

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ultimatesadsimp ultimatesadsimp

16-11-2021

40

If she picked 20 apples and gave away 10, she would have 10 apples. But if she got 30 more apples, she would have 40 apples

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16-11-2021

Answer:

40 apples

Step-by-step explanation:

20 apples-10 apples+30 apples=

10 apples+30 apples=40 apples

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