rita has 4 plants.She gets 9 more plants then rita gets 1 more plants. How many plants does she have know

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Dmitrij [34]3 years ago

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The answer is 14 plants.

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She already has 4 plants. She adds 9 more plants to the 4 plants. She will have 13 plants. And then she adds 1 plant to the 13 plants. She has now 14 plants.

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