What is the question? Write the answer statement. Drawing the model is required. Solve using math expressions. Brooke and Samuel had the same number of marbles. Brooke gave away 20 marbles and Samuel gave away 44 marbles. Brooke then had 3 times as many marbles as Samuel. How many marbles did Brooke and Samuel each have at first?

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Julia and Evan each had the same length of ribbon. They used their ribbons to make identical bows. Julia made 12 bows and had 128 centimeters of ribbon left. Evan made 9 bows and had 176 centimeters of ribbon left. How many bows could Evan make with the ribbon he had left?

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Ms. Hall bought 120 greeting cards at 40 for $$24.99. Mr. Nelson bought the same number of greeting cards at 30 for$$ 20.95. What was the difference between the amounts that Ms. Hall and Mr. Nelson paid?

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Ms. Kim had 2,356 beads, and Mr. White had 1,176 beads at first. After they each used an equal number of beads, Ms. Kim had 3 times as many beads left as Mr. White. How many beads did each of them use?

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Ms. Myers paid $$3,600 altogether for the equipment, furniture, and decorations in her restaurant. The equipment cost$$ 500 more than the furniture. The cost of the furniture was twice as much as the cost of the decorations. How much did the equipment cost?

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There were 4,342 buttons in all in Bags A, B, and C. There were 18 more buttons in Bag B than in Bag A. There were 3 times as many buttons in Bag C as in Bag B. How many buttons were there in Bag A?

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Luke had 135 sticky labels, Vicente had 990 sticky labels, and Haley had 570 sticky labels. After Haley gave an equal number of sticky labels to both boys, Vicente had 4 times as many sticky labels as Luke. How many sticky labels did Haley have left?

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Haley has 37 magnets. María has 28 magnets. How many magnets must María give to Haley so that Haley will have 4 times the number of magnets that María has?

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30 questions were given in a mathematics competition. Each correct answer earned 5 points, and 2 points were deducted for each incorrect answer. No points were deducted for any unanswered questions. Logan answered all but one of the questions, receiving a score of 110 points. How many correct answers did Logan have?

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A fiction book costs 3 times as much as a magazine. The total cost of 12 magazines and 15 fiction books is $1,026. How much does a magazine cost?

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