If a Food Bank gives away 281 cans of corn, 172 cans of peas, and 572 cans of carrots, how much did they give away in all?

(This is just a random question I thought of so it's fine if you get it wrong.)

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15 November, 12:01

If a Food Bank gives away 281 cans of corn, 172 cans of peas, and 572 cans of carrots, how much did they give away in all?

(This is just a random question I thought of so it's fine if you get it wrong.)

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Elle Cordova · Answer 1

1025 cans

Step-by-step explanation:

The food bank gives away 281 cans of corn, 172 cans of peas, and 572 cans of carrots for promotional purposes (Say).

We can simply sum the number of cans to get the total number.

Therefore, the total number of cans of corn, peas, and carrots that the food bank gives away is (281 + 172 + 572) = 1025 cans. (Answer)

If a Food Bank gives away 281 cans of corn, 172 cans of peas, and 572 cans of carrots, how much did they give away in all?(This is just a random question I thought of so it's fine if you get it wrong.)

If a Food Bank gives away 281 cans of corn, 172 cans of peas, and 572 cans of carrots, how much did they give away in all?

(This is just a random question I thought of so it's fine if you get it wrong.)