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There were 1100 apples at a fruit stall. There were 220 more apples than mangoes.(a) how many mangoes were there. (b) how many apples and mangoes altogether?

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Answered by emma3006
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No. of apples at stall = 1100

No. of mangoes = 1100 - 220 = 880

Total fruits in together = 1100 + 880 = 1980

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