Mathematics, 08.12.2021 03:50 cjdieball2106

Angelina has 32 cookies. Jerry had 51 cookies. If Jerry stole 14 of Angelina's cookies but then gave her 28 cookies, how many cookies do Jerry and Angelina have left? Having a hard time!

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