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Sanjib has 348 marbles .Harry has 100fewer marbles than sanjib.Ari has 10more marble than Harry.Write the number of marbles each

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RoseWind [281]3 years ago

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Hi!

Sanjib has 348 marbles.

Harry has 100 fewer than Sanjib, which is 348 - 100 = 248 marbles.

Ari has 10 more marbles than Harry, which is 248 + 10 = 258 marbles.

Hope this helps!

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