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A bowl contained 28.2 grams of salt. Christine poured in another 57.04 grams. How much salt does the bowl contain now?
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A bowl contained 28.2 grams of salt. Christine poured in another 57.04 grams. How much salt does the bowl contain now?
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85.24 grams
Explanation:
28.2 + 57.04 = 85.24
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