Mathematics, 18.03.2021 03:20, elianagilbert3p3hh63

ASAP please Lizzie made 6 batches of snicker-doodle cookies with 18 cookies per batch for a birthday party, but her hungry brother Wyatt ate 2 of the batches. To make up for the eaten cookies, Lizzie made 3 more batches with 18 cookies per batch. How many cookies does Lizzie have now?

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