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Ernie scored 8 more points than Mike scored. Ernie scored 20 points. Let p be the number of points Mike scored. Can p be 12?

Ernie scored 8 more points than Mike scored. Ernie scored 20 points. Let p be the number of points Mike scored. Can p be 12?
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Ernie scored 8 more points than Mike scored. Ernie scored 20 points.

Let p be the number of points Mike scored. Can p be 12?

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Answer:

P is 12

Explanation:

It is just 20-8, which is 12

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