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Dimitrius returned 5 library books last week, returned 3 books this week, then checked out 8 more books. He now has 12 library b

ooks. How many books did he have before last week?

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frez [133]3 years ago

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Easy, 12-8=4+3=7+5=12 So, he had 12 books before last week

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