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Natalija [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

I. Ella packed 70 books more than Ray.

II. Ray packed 580 books.

III. Ella packed 650 books.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the following data;

Ray = 29 boxes of 20 books

Ella = 26 boxes with 25 books

To find the total number of books packed by Ray;

Total for Ray (Ray packed) = 29 * 20

Total for Ray = 580 books.

To find the total number of books packed by Ella;

Total for Ella (Ella packed) = 26 * 25

Total for Ella = 650 books.

Next, we find the difference between the books packed by Ella and Ray;

Difference = Ella - Ray

Difference = 650 - 580

Difference = 70 books

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