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Linda has $10, Rick has &12, they both put there money together to buy a pizza that cost $14, they buy it, then someone gives them $18, how much money does Linda and Rick have all together. 15 points and
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Linda has $10, Rick has &12, they both put there money together to buy a pizza that cost $14, they buy it, then someone gives them $18, how much money does Linda and Rick have all together. 15 points and explain how you got the answer.

Linda has $10, Rick has &12, they both put there money together to buy a pizza-example-1
User Anatolii Humennyi
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They put their money together so

10+12=22

Then they buy the pizza that is $14 so you take 14 from 22

22-14=8

Then, someone gives them $18

So 8+18=26

They have $26.
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