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Ben has 57 toys. 15 of them are new, 9 are his favorite ones; 2 are new and favorite. Ben is going to give away all of his toys

that are neither new nor favorite. How many toys will he give away?

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GaryK [48]4 years ago

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Ben has 57, 15 new, 9 favorite, 2 are new and favorite. so take 2 away from both and you get a total of 20 toys that are either new, or favorite so he has 37 remaining

taurus [48]4 years ago

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Since he had 57 toys and he is giving away all that are new and favorite you would subtract the 15 that are new and the 9 that are his favorite. that would leave you with 33 toys. he also has 2 that are his favorite and new and you would take that away too leaving you with 31 toys he would be giving away

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