Math, asked by kankitasaha708, 6 months ago

2. Solve.
A. Seema has 39 books. Reema gave 28 books to Seema. How many books
are there with Seema?

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Answered by shikhasuman2007

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Answer:

67 books

Step-by-step explanation:

no. of books seema has = 39 books

no. of books reema gave to seema = 28 books

total books are there with seema = (39+28) books = 67 books

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