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28+12 ————— 13-5 7th Grade Math Book (McGraw-Hill) page 9 exercise 26

28+12 ————— 13-5 7th Grade Math Book (McGraw-Hill) page 9 exercise 26
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28+12
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13-5
7th Grade Math Book (McGraw-Hill) page 9 exercise 26

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28+12 is 40 and 13-5 is 8 !!
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