Colin and Brian were playing darts. Colin scored 91. Brian scored 9 more than Colin. What was their combined score?

1 answer:

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Answer:
The combined score was 191
Explanation:
91 (Colin’s score) + 9 (how many more Brian had than Colin) = 100 (Brian’s score)
91 (Colin’s score) + 100 (Brian’s score) = 191 (combined score)

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