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jacobs puzzle has 84 pieces. Jacobs puts together 27 pieces in the morning. he puts together 38 more pieces in the afternoon. ho

w many pieces does Jacobs need to put together to finish the puzzle

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bonufazy [111]3 years ago

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First you add what he already used: 27+38 and that is 65. Now you subtract that from what he originally had: 84-65=19

elixir [45]3 years ago

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27 + 38 = 65

84 - 65 = 19

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