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mr.rivera bought some erasers to give his students. on monday , mr.rivera gave out 22 erasers. on Tuesday, he gave out 39 earser

s. on Wednesday , he bought 76 earsers. now he has 193 . how many earsers did mr.rivera start with ?

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Mumz [18]3 years ago

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Answer:

178 ERASERS

Step-by-step explanation:

YOU NEED TO START BACKWARDS. HE BOUGHT 76 ERASERS AND HE HAS 193, SO WHATEVER HE HAD AT THE END OF TUESDAY+76 IS HOW MUCH HE HAS ON WEDNESDAY. 193-76=117. ON TUESDAY, HE STARTED WITH ERASERS AT END OF TUESDAY+39 ERASERS. 117+39=156. ON MONDAY, HE STARTED WITH END OF MONDAY+22 ERASERS. 156+22=178

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