TyTaylor TyTaylor

16-04-2015
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Question: I see 8 more lilacs than roses. I see 9 roses. How many lilacs do I see? Thanks

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16-04-2015

If you see 8 more roses than lilacs, and there are 9 lilacs, then the answer would be 17 lilacs because 8 + 9 = 17. If you were to answer it through algebra, it would be 8 + 9 = x

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