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Alenkinab [10]3 years ago

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B.98

Explanation: Do addition and subtraction to get to the total number of Black footed. You’ll subtract 45 by 115 to get the Red-footed one-headed then add that 70 to the already known 69 to get total Red-footed. Finally subtract the total Red-Footed from the final total to get the total Black-footed.

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