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Katie

8 July, 14:19

Robert spelled 29 words in his first spelling bee and spelled 23 of them correctly. He spelled 41 words in his second spelling bee and spelled 5 of them incorrectly. In this third spelling bee, he spelled 29 words correctly and 4 words incorrectly. How many words did Robert spell correctly in all? Explain how you found your answer.

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