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NicThe document contains 4 math word problems written by Josh. Each problem asks how many toys or items Taylor or the author would have if a certain quantity was added to an original amount. The problems are answered correctly, with the totals ranging from 97 to 385 depending on the amounts added or given in each scenario.
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- 1. MAINTENANCES. By Josh.
- 2. FIRST PROBLEM If Taylor had 87 hot wheels and I give him 10 more how mush would he have
- 3. FIRST PROBLEM If Taylor had 87 hot wheels and I give him 10 more how mush would he have 97
- 4. SECOND PROBLEM if Taylor had 56 toy ๏ฌre engein and I givbe him 40 more how many would he have
- 5. SECOND PROBLEM if Taylor had 56 toy ๏ฌre engein and I givbe him 40 more how many would he have 96
- 6. THIRD PROBLEM if Taylor had had 325 pens and I give him 60 more how many would he have
- 7. THIRD PROBLEM if Taylor had had 325 pens and I give him 60 more how many would he have 385
- 8. FOURTH PROBBLE if Taylor had 35 justin bieber books and I give him 20 more how mush does he have.
- 9. FOURTH PROBBLE if Taylor had 35 justin bieber books and I give him 20 more how mush does he have. 55
- 10. OFHER POEBLOM If I had 17 toy tracks and Taylor give me 50 more how mush would I have
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