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(326+37g)-(287+23g).

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I got 60g+39 but ya know they’re the “genius”

Yaroslav Skachkov answered Nov 12, 2020

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Answer:

39+14g

Explanation:

326-287=39

37g-23g=14g

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39+14g

Desislav Kamenov answered Nov 14, 2020

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