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Bowl A contains 6 apples and 3 mangoes this can be written as, Bowl B contain 8 apples and 2 mangoes this can be written as. Wha

t is the difference between the bowls.

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AlexFokin [52]3 years ago

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Answer:

2 apples and 1 mango

Step-by-step explanation:

Bowl A can be written as 6a + 3m

Bowl B can be written as 8a + 2m

The difference between the bown is 2 apples and 1 mango

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