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1)There are 30 apples in one bin. And 20 apples in the other. What is the total number of apples? 2) Then 15 apples got eaten. How many are left out of the total apples?

1)There are 30 apples in one bin. And 20 apples in the other. What is the total number of apples? 2) Then 15 apples got eaten. How many are left out of the total apples?
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1)There are 30 apples in one bin. And 20 apples in the other.

What is the total number of apples?

2) Then 15 apples got eaten.
How many are left out of the total apples?

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User Tranvutuan
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Answer:

Explanation:

1)30+20=50

2)50-15 =35

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User Tehsis
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Answer:

1) 50

2) 35

Explanation:

1) 30+20=50

2) 50-15=35

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User Kollin Murphy
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