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Mrs. Mendoza and Mrs. Martinez decided to combine their classes for the day. What equation matches if Mrs. Mendoza has 25 studen

ts and Mrs. Martinez has 22 students?
A. 25 – 22
B. 100 – 25
C. 2 x 25
D. 25 + 22

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Sauron [17]3 years ago

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D would be the answer since combine means to add together

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