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Mr. Ford will select 5 of the 120 people who tried out for a theatrical production. He will choose another 5 people to assist with the show. How many people will he choose altogether?
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Mr. Ford will select 5 of the 120 people who tried out for a theatrical production. He will choose another 5 people to assist with the show.

How many people will he choose altogether?

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10

Explanation:

Mr. Ford selects 5 people who tried out.

He then chooses 5 more people to assist with the show.

Together he has 5 + 5 = 10 people altogether.

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