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Evan and Dorinda make bracelets for a craft fair. Evan makes 10 bracelets the first day and 8 bracelets each day after that. Dor

inda makes 8 bracelets the first day and 8 bracelets each day after that. If they make bracelets for 6 days, how many bracelets will they make in all?

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ale4655 [162]2 years ago

6 0

First day = 10 +8
=18
second day = 8+8
=16
3rd=16
4th= 16
5th=16
6th=16

16+16+16+16+16+18
=80+18
=98

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