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Pam has 15 candies in her bag. Her mother puts another handful of candies into the bag. Pam counts all the candies and she now has a total of 27 candies. Write an algebraic equat…

Pam has 15 candies in her bag. Her mother puts another handful of candies into the bag. Pam counts all the candies and she now has a total of 27 candies. Write an algebraic equat…
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Pam has 15 candies in her bag. Her mother puts another handful of candies into the bag. Pam counts all the candies and she now has a total of 27 candies. Write an algebraic equation and determine how many candies Pam’s mom put into her bag.

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Answer: 15+X=27

Step-by-step explanation: 15+X=27 X Represents How Much More Is Added

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