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Christian collects baseball cards. He has 8 fewer than twice as many Terkuma cards as Seun cards. He has three times as many Chu

ks cards as Seun cards. Altogether, he has 82 cards. How many Terkuma cards does he have? *

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aleksandrvk [35]3 years ago

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I think Terkuma has 100 cards

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