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If Shawn picked 200 ripe mangoes off of one tree and 150 off of another, how many mangoes did Shawn pick? Which of the following equations correctly represents this situation?

If Shawn picked 200 ripe mangoes off of one tree and 150 off of another, how many mangoes did Shawn pick? Which of the following equations correctly represents this situation?
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If Shawn picked 200 ripe mangoes off of one tree and 150 off of another, how many mangoes did Shawn pick? Which of the following equations correctly represents this situation?

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200+150=350
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