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andrey2020 [161]
3 years ago
14

Mabel counts 336 rocks. Nellie counts 156 fewer rocks than Mabel. Pat counts 418 more rocks than Mabel . How many rocks do Nelli

e and Pat count together
A. 598

B. 934

C. 910

D. 834
Mathematics
1 answer:
MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago
6 0
1) find how many rocks Nellie counted by subtracting 156 from 336
336 - 156 = 180 rocks <- Nellie
2) find how many rocks Pat counted by adding 418 to 336
336 + 418 = 754 rocks <- Pat
3) find how many rocks Nellie and Pat counted by adding 180 and 754 together
180 + 754 = 934 rocks <- Nellie and Pat
4) your answer is 934 rocks, which is B

Hope this helped!
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