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Josh sold 4 more boxes of candy for the school fundraiser than Jenny. The sum was 22 of the boxes they sold. How many boxes did

they each sell?

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agasfer [191]2 years ago

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22-4=18
18/2=9
Jenny sold 9 boxes and Josh sold 13 boxes

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