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Mr Jenkins bought pavers for some landscaping projects. He used 120 for a small patio, 86 for the border of a flower bed, and 70 for a wall. He had 24 pavers left. How many pave…

Mr Jenkins bought pavers for some landscaping projects. He used 120 for a small patio, 86 for the border of a flower bed, and 70 for a wall. He had 24 pavers left. How many pave…
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Mr Jenkins bought pavers for some landscaping projects. He used 120 for a small patio, 86 for the border of a flower bed, and 70 for a wall. He had 24

pavers left. How many pavers did mr Jenkins buy?

User Roy Paterson
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Add all of the numbers up.

- 120+ 86+70+24
User Yevgeniy Bagackiy
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All you need to do is add all of the numbers up.

120+86+70+24 =300

This means Mr. Jenkins bought 300 pavers.
User Vasil Rashkov
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