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11. Sarah bought 4 pounds of peaches and 1 pounds of apples. How many more 6 pounds of peaches did she buy than apples? 2

11. Sarah bought 4 pounds of peaches and 1 pounds of apples. How many more 6 pounds of peaches did she buy than apples? 2
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11. Sarah bought 4 pounds of peaches and

1 pounds of apples. How many more
6
pounds of peaches did she buy than apples?
2

User Peter Recore
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Answer:

3

Explanation:

4 - 1 = 3 Therefore, Sarah bought 3 more pounds of peaches then she did apples.

User Sudheej
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