Pond A and Pond B have 20 fishes altogether. Pond B and Pond C have 16 fishes altogether. Pond A and Pond C have 22 fishes altogether. How many fishes do they have altogether?

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Pond A and Pond B have 20 fishes altogether.

Pond B and Pond C have 16 fishes altogether.
Pond A and Pond C have 22 fishes altogether.
How many fishes do they have altogether?

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Explanation:

a+b+b+c+a+c=58

2a+2b+2c=58

divide by 2

a+b+c=29

Flukeflume answered Jan 5, 2021

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