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Suzie's tulips are 6 inches shorter than her rose bush. The rose bush is 13 inches tall. Write and solve an addition equation to find the height of her tulips.

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User Sanah
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Explanation:

we are given that the tulip is 6 inches shorter/less than the rose bush. let the height of the tulip be t. the rose bush has height 13.

so we have t being 6 less than 13. we subtract 6 from 13 and get t.

thus, we have something like this:
t=13-6. this simplifies to
t=7.

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