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Charlie just bought 8 bags of 14 cookies each. He already had 9 cookies in a jar. How many cookies does Charlie have now?
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Charlie just bought 8 bags of 14 cookies each. He already had 9 cookies in a jar. How many cookies does Charlie have now?

User Pgierz
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Answer:

121

Explanation:

8 bags of 14 cookies means he bought 112 cookies. Since he already had 9, you add 9 to 112 and get 121 cookies in total.

User Kyasa Madhavi
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Answer:

he has 121 cookies now

Explanation:

8 times 14 plus 9

8 times 14 = 112 + 9 = 121

User GregorMohorko
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