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3 years ago

For every 5 coins Cameron gets, she gives 2 coins to her brother Frankie. If Cameron has 9 coins, how many does Frankie have?

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vredina [299]3 years ago

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6 coins because cameron gets five coins for three days and subtrack two from the three days and get 6 conis

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