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Manolo and Annalisa make handbags. Manolo made 16 handbags the first day and 12 each day after that. Annalisa made 8 the first day and 12 each day after that.
Part A
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8 12 32 40
Day Manolo Annalisa
1 16
2 28 20
3
32
Part B
Which of the following is a true statement about the relationship between the number of handbags made by Manolo and Annalisa after each day?
A.
Manolo has always made double the number of handbags made by Annalisa.
B.
Annalisa has always made double the number of handbags made by Manolo.
C.
Annalisa has always made 8 more handbags than Manolo.
D.
Manolo has always made 8 more handbags than Annalisa.
Answers: 2
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