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Susan has 45 hats in her closet.Her friends borrowed some of the hats.Nicky borrowed 3hats.And Shelly borrowed 2 hats.If Susan d

ivided the remaining hats into the closets,how many hats would be in each closet

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Zina [86]3 years ago

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How many closets?

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