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There are x boys and y girls at the camp. How many children are at the camp altogether?

There are x boys and y girls at the camp. How many children are at the camp altogether?
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There are x boys and y girls at the camp. How many children are at the camp altogether?

User Hannel
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Answer:

x+y

Explanation:

#boys+#girls=#children

User Nava
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x+y

x the number of boys plus y the number of girls at the camp will give you your total

hope this helps!
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