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Jax and Jane buy ice creams and burgers for a party. Find the number of ice creams and burgers they bought.

A

8 ice creams and 5 burgers

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4 ice creams and 3 burgers

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C

9 ice creams and 6 burgers

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10 ice creams and 8 burgers

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Solution

The correct option is C 9 ice creams and 6 burgers
There are 9 ice creams and 6 burgers.

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