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Word problem with multiplication and addruon or At a carnival, Juan bought 14 packs of 6 tickets each. He also found 9 more tick

ets on the ground. How many tickets did Juan have in all? (urgent!!)

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lana [24]2 years ago

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Answer: 93 Step-by-step explanation: What i did was 14x6 then added 9 because it says how many in all so the answer i got was 93

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