One summer, an ice cream truck driver sold 2,994 Popsicles and 515 ice creams. How many treats did the driver sell in all?

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Rashaun asked Feb 15, 2023

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One summer, an ice cream truck driver sold 2,994 Popsicles and 515 ice creams. How many

treats did the driver sell in all?

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Rashaun asked Feb 15, 2023

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Answer: 3509 treats

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If I'm understanding correctly, we need to add the desserts together right?

$2994+515\\=3509$ treats in total

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Answer:2479

Step-by-step explanation: subtract 2,994 and 515 and you would get 2479

Osos answered Feb 19, 2023

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