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133 chocolates are given to two students, student A recieves 19 more chocolates than student B, which is the ecuation needed to know the amount of chocolates given to student B?
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133 chocolates are given to two students, student A recieves 19 more chocolates than student B, which is the ecuation needed to know the amount of chocolates given to student B?

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The answer is 147 by excluding one piece of chocolate dividing by two and adding 19 to student A share then you take student B share and subtract by 19
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