Math, asked by TasneemG2506, 1 year ago

In a jar of lollies there are 6 more orange lollies than green ones and there is only one red lolly. if there are 47 lollies in the jar, how many orange ones are there?

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Answered by nilesh43

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There are 26 orange lollies in the jar

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