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You had 35 crayons and you gave 12 crayons to Brian how many crayons did you have left?
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That's easy. 23 left
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Cindy gave half of his crayons to a friend He lost 2 He had 10 left How many crayons did he have to begin with?
Au commencement il avait vingt-quatre.
If you had 17 crayons at the end of the day gave out 14 crayons getting back 12 crayons and giving out 11 crayons how many crayons would you have to start with?
It's a little bit hard to tell what you are talking about because you can't use periods. but from what I have gathered you would have 30 crayons at the beginning of the day... how I figured this out: you start our with X amount of crayons, you give out 14 only getting 12 back, There are 2 crayons that you dont have at the end of the day.(14-12=2) Then you give out 11 crayons. There are 11 Crayons you don't have at the end of the day. So now you add up the 2 Crayons you never got back and the 11 Crayons you gave out (2+11=13) now you can't forget the 17 that you still have. so now you add 13 and 17 which equals 30 (13+17=30) I hope this helped
How many crayons would be in 1000 boxes?
Well you'd have to specify how many crayons are in one box first wouldn't you...
How does Crayola know how many crayons to make?
Buy experiments and Crayons were creted by franchicise molonieces
how many syllables does crayons have?
Two.
How many Crayola crayons are made in a day?
about 50,000 crayons are made in a day. the workers must work hard.
How many Crayons are in the US?
15 grits
Who decided how many crayons in each box?
CRAYOLA
How were crayons discovered?
Crayons weren't discovered, but they were first introduced back in 1903. Many people think Crayola invented them.
A box holds 10 crayons how many crayons are in 10 boxes?
if you said that the number would be 100
If you had 9 pairs of shoes and you gave three of them away how many would you have left?
you would have six left
What is the patent of a crayon?
Crayons have been around for thousands of years, and even modern crayons date from the 15th century, so patents for crayons themselves are not available. There are, however, many patents related to crayons, such as improvements to makeup or manufacture, crayon holding devices, and more. US patent #8272800, for example, is a way to keep children from putting crayons in their mouths.
