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Thelma

30 November, 04:08

One day Susan's mom gave her a bag of candy. Three days later she had 28 pieces of candy. Eight days after her mom gave her the candy, she had 13 pieces of candy. If she ate the same number of candies each day, how many pieces of candy were in the bag originally.

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