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A box contains orange balls and green balls. The number of green balls is six more than four times the number of orange balls. If there are 86 balls altogether, then how many gr…

A box contains orange balls and green balls. The number of green balls is six more than four times the number of orange balls. If there are 86 balls altogether, then how many gr…
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A box contains orange balls and green balls. The number of green balls is six more than four times the number of orange balls. If there are 86 balls altogether, then how many green balls and how many orange balls are there in the box?

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A box contains orange balls and green balls. The number of green balls is six more-example-1
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