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13. The number of elephants at the circus was two fifths of the number of horses. If there were 16 elephants, how many

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Answer:–16 + x = 5 30 = 450 = 450 = 500 The number of elephants at the circus was two fifths of the number of horses

Step-by-step explanation:

If there were 16 elephants, how many horses were there? x - 16 = -50 8 If you divide the age of Grampa Gump by 16, you get the age of Junior Gump.

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