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Mathematics, 13.07.2019 02:00 alfonso55

Agarden has more daisies than roses, and there is at least one rose. let r represent the number of roses and let d represent the number of daisies. let's compare the expressions 3r and r + d. which statement is correct? choose 1 (choice a) a 3r> r + d (choice b) b 3r (choice c) c 3r=r + d (choice d) d there is not enough information to tell.

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