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There were 1100 apples at a fruit stall there were 220 more apples than mangoes
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There were 1100 apples at a fruit stall there were 220 more apples than mangoes
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a = 1100
m = a - 220
m = 1100 - 220
m = 880
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answer=1100 - 220 = 880
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