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Ann has two more than twice the amount of toffees Mary has. Total number of toffees among them is 11. (i) Assuming the number of toffees Mary has is x, build up an equation.​

Ann has two more than twice the amount of toffees Mary has. Total number of toffees among them is 11. (i) Assuming the number of toffees Mary has is x, build up an equation.​
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Ann has two more than twice the amount of toffees Mary has. Total number of

toffees among them is 11. (i) Assuming the number of toffees Mary has is x, build up an equation.​

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SO THE EQUATION IS

2 + 2X = 11

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