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There are 25 popular trees currently in the park. Park workers will plant morepopular trees today. When the workers are finished

there will be 80popular trees in the park. How many popular trees did the workers plant today?

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Vlada [557]1 year ago

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Current trees = 25

trees when workers are finished = 80

Subtract the number of current trees (25) to the number of trees that are when the workers are finished:

80-25 = 55

The workers planted 55 trees today

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