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15 November, 22:41

If Mary has 50 oranges and Jenny has ten how much in all both girls have

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  1. 15 November, 23:38
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    Oranges Mary has = 50 oranges

    Oranges Jenny has = 10 Oranges

    Total number of oranges = Oranges Mary has + Oranges Jenny has

    = 50 + 10

    = 60 oranges

    Total number of oranges both have is 60 oranges
  2. 16 November, 00:18
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    Mary:50

    Jenny:10

    Total=Mary+Jenny

    Total=50+10

    60=50+10

    Total=60
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