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If Shawn picked 200 ripe mangoes off of one tree and 150 off of another, how many mangoes did Shawn pick? Which of the following equations correctly represents this situation?
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If Shawn picked 200 ripe mangoes off of one tree and 150 off of another, how many mangoes did Shawn pick? Which of the following equations correctly represents this situation?

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200+150=350
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