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Larry has a bowl of raspberries and blackberries. There are 2 more raspberries than blackberries, and there are 34 berries in al

l. How many raspberries does Larry have?

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Leya [2.2K]2 years ago

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Your equations are:
b+2=r
b+r=34
simplify to get that he has 18 raspberries and 16 blackberries

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