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Abhiyan has 80 coupons. He got a badminton racket for 25 coupons and a toy car for 32 coupons. He is left with coupons.

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Solution

The correct option is A 23
First, we find the total number of coupons used.

Now, we find the number of coupons left by subtracting 57 from 80.

Therefore, the number of coupons left is 23.

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