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Mathematics, 08.11.2019 01:31 kxngtj3

Abakery sold some donuts before lunch. after lunch 18 more donuts were sold if 51 donuts were sold in all, how many donuts were sold before lunch? create a model. at the end of each sentence, stop and add to or change your model as needed

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