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Bumek [7]
2 years ago
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Brian buys 1 pack of baseball cards to add to the 2 cards his friend gave him. then his mother gives him 2 more packs as a speci

al treat. now he has as many cards as marcus who owns 1 pack plus 12 loose cards. how many cards are in each pack? SHOW WORK
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