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A farmer picked 496 oranges. He also picked 435 lemons. Which shows how many more oranges than lemons he picked? 496 X 435 496 ÷ 435 496 - 435 496 + 435
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A farmer picked 496 oranges. He also picked 435 lemons. Which shows

how many more oranges than lemons he picked?
496 X 435
496 ÷ 435
496 - 435
496 + 435

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

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User Nkemdi Anyiam
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It would be letter C
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