Mathematics, 11.12.2019 02:31, reyrey216

So jake had 4 marbles and emma had 9 marbles. while jason had 20 times more than both of them and sally had 1 times more than jake and emma how many do all have them have solve the problem below. 4×9÷20+1=?

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