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Jan had 6 cookies more than Sam.Jan had 32 cookies .How many did Sam have?
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Jan had 6 cookies more than Sam.Jan had 32 cookies .How many did Sam have?
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Sam had 26. 32-6=26.
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That means Sam has 26 cookies.
32-6=26
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