Mathematics, 09.01.2020 07:31 briannaleiigh

Mary had flowers, of which 3/5 were roses and the rest were orchids.
she sold 1/2 of the roses and 1/4 of the orchids. she then had 54 roses
and orchids left. how many flowers did she have at first?

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Mary had flowers, of which 3/5 were roses and the rest were orchids.
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