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Descartes sees 18 oranges on the tree and 13 on the ground. Newton sees 6 on the ground. Descartes and Newton see the same amount of oranges. How many oranges does Newton see on the tree?
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Descartes sees 18 oranges on the tree and 13 on the ground.
Newton sees 6 on the ground. Descartes and Newton see the
same amount of oranges. How many oranges does Newton
see on the tree?
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18 + 13 = 6 + t
31 = 6 + t
Subtract 6 from both sides
25 = amount of oranges Newton sees on the tree
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