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Mathematics, 31.08.2019 01:20 jasminemarie610

Jerry and stella are working on an art project together. jerry has 18 more markers than stella.
the equation given below shows this relationship, where u represents the number of markers jerry has, and t represents the number of markers stella has.
if jerry has 58 markers, how many markers does stella have?

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