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For Pi Day, Matt noticed that there were three pies that were left untouched. In addition, another 4 slices o pizza were uneaten

. If there were a total of 46 slices of pizza left, how many slices does an extra large pizza have?

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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Each extra large pizza has 14 slices

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