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Tim picked up 243 pecans from under one tree and 145 pecans from another tree. Which equation could Tim use to find p, the number of pecans he picked up in all?

Tim picked up 243 pecans from under one tree and 145 pecans from another tree. Which equation could Tim use to find p, the number of pecans he picked up in all?
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Tim picked up 243 pecans from under one tree and 145 pecans from another tree. Which equation could Tim use to find p, the number of pecans he picked up in all?

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The equation could be p = 243 + 145.
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