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02-02-2021
Mathematics

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Michael has two more apples than Ann does. Together, Michael and Ann have no more than 9 apples. If Ann has at least one apple, how many apples, A, could Ann have?

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michaelrodgers316 michaelrodgers316

02-02-2021

Answer:

ann has 1 apple and Michael has 8 apples

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