Maya has 20 bracelets and Rachel has 17 bracelets. They decide to give some of their bracelets to their friend Danielle. If they still have 30 bracelets collectively, how many bracelets did they give to Danielle?
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Maya has 20 bracelets and Rachel has 17 bracelets. They decide to give some of their bracelets to their friend Danielle. If they still have 30 bracelets collectively, how many bracelets did they give to Danielle?
To solve this problem, follow these steps:
Now, let's compute:
Initially, Maya and Rachel collectively had bracelets. After giving some to Danielle, they have bracelets. Therefore, the number of bracelets they gave to Danielle is .
The correct answer is bracelets.
Thus, the correct choice from the provided options is Choice 4: .
If we have 67 blocks in total, how many blocks will remain if we remove 5 tens and 4 ones?
You need to find their combined starting amount because they gave bracelets away together as a team. Think of it as one big collection: total bracelets.
The problem already tells you they have 30 left! When a word problem gives you the final amount, you work backwards to find what was taken away.
Look for key words: "give away" or "still have" means subtraction. You're finding the difference between what they started with and what they have now.
Yes! You could think: Starting amount - Given away = Remaining, so . What number makes this true? !
Double-check your arithmetic! Make sure you added the starting amounts correctly () and subtracted properly ().
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