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Alona [7]
3 years ago
9

Lilly and Maggie decorated their windows with twinkle lights. Maggie used 51 more twinkle lights than Lilly. Fill in the box wit

h the expression that represents the amount of twinkle lights Maggie used. Let m represent the amount of twinkle lights Maggie used and l represent the amount of twinkle lights Lilly used.If Lilly used 70 twinkle lights, how many twinkle lights did Maggie use?
Mathematics
1 answer:
nadya68 [22]3 years ago
6 0
We know that
m-------------------- > <span>the amount of twinkle lights Maggie used
l--------------------- >  </span><span>the amount of twinkle lights Lilly used
l=70
m=51+l
therefore
m=51+70=121
m=121

the answer is 121 (</span>amount of twinkle lights Maggie used)
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