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A basket holds n apples. You pick (2n − 3) apples, and your friend picks (n + 4) apples. How many baskets would you need if you collected 10 apples with your friend?

A basket holds n apples. You pick (2n − 3) apples, and your friend picks (n + 4) apples. How many baskets would you need if you collected 10 apples with your friend?
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A basket holds n apples. You pick (2n − 3) apples, and your friend picks (n + 4) apples.

How many baskets would you need if you collected 10 apples with your friend?

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Answer:The equation would be 3n+1 apples.

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