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Together, Steve and Tom sold 79 raffle tickets for their school. Steve sold 13 more than twice as many raffle tickets as Tom. Ho

w many raffle tickets did each boy sell?
How many tickets did Tom sell?

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AysviL [449]2 years ago

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Tom sold 22 tickets and Steve sold 57 tickets here is the method

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