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There are 18 bicycles. There are more more blue than yellow. There are 2 less yellow than green. How many of each color are ther

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nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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The are 8 blue bicycles, 6 green bicycles, and 4 yellow bicycles and total they equal 18.

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