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By how much is the number of cherries of $1 less than the combined number of apples of $2 and oranges of $3?
Scale : 1 X = 1 fruit
By how much is the number of cherries of $1 less than the combined number of apples of $2 and oranges of $3?
Scale : 1 X = 1 fruit
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The correct option is B 4
Number of cherries of $1 = 10
Number of apples of $2 = 6
Number of oranges of $3 = 8
Combined number of apples and oranges = 6 + 8 = 14
Difference = 14 - 10 = 4
Thus, the number of cherries are 4 less than the combined number of oranges and apples.
Number of cherries of $1 = 10
Number of apples of $2 = 6
Number of oranges of $3 = 8
Combined number of apples and oranges = 6 + 8 = 14
Difference = 14 - 10 = 4
Thus, the number of cherries are 4 less than the combined number of oranges and apples.
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