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25 June, 06:48

Eddie had 3 fewer apples than John. Then, he gave 2 apples to John. Now how many fewer apples does Eddie have than John?

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  1. 25 June, 07:13
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    Eddie now has 5 apples fewer than john.

    as an equation, this could look so - > e = j - 5

    from the top - >

    eddie (e) has 3 less apples than john (j), so e = j - 3

    eddie then gave 2 more apples to john, so

    e - 2

    j + 2

    since e = j - 3, we need to add two more apples to that, equalling j - 5 = e
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