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on halloween kaleb scored 34 pieces of gummi candy. he got 8 times as much sugar candy and 4 times as much chocolate candy. how

many pieces of candy did he get

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Lady bird [3.3K]3 years ago

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We can first find the number of different types of candy he got:

The number of sugar candy he got:

34×8
=272

The number of chocolate candy he got:

34×4
=136

We can then add them all up to find the total pieces of candy he got:

272+136+34
=442

Therefore, the answer is 442.

Hope it helps!

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