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1. A cup of hot chocolate had 19 mini-marshmallows. 14 of them are gone.
How many are left?
2. A group of friends has four sleds. A friend brings 2 more sleds. How many sleds do they have?
3. During November and December students collect hats to give to others. If 33 hats were collected over two months and 24 of them were collected in December, how many were collected in November?
4. A box has 36 candy canes. Another box has 12 more. How many candy canes are in this box?
5. There are 40 pears in a box of fruit. There are 8 less apples than pears in the box.
a. How many apples are in the box?
b. How many pieces of fruit are in the box?
6. There are 38 icicles hanging from a home’s roof. If the neighbor’s house
has 56 more icicles, how many icicles are hanging from its roof?
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