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Farida plucked 4 apples. Sita plucked 6 apples.
Both put them together. How many apples are there now?

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Solution

Number of apples plucked by Farida = 4
Number of apples plucked by Sita = 6
Total number of apples plucked by both Farida and Sita = 4 + 6 = 10
Thus, Farida and Sita have 10 apples now.

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