A bar graph shows 12 apples sold on Monday and 15 on Tuesday. On Wednesday, 4 fewer apples were sold than on Tuesday. How many apples were sold on Tuesday and Wednesday together?

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Extract the needed values from a graph, table, or line plot. This 5th Grade Math lesson builds the skill Solve fraction, decimal, and cross-form chains with a concept card and practice.

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A bar graph shows 12 apples sold on Monday and 15 on Tuesday. On Wednesday, 4 fewer apples were sold than on Tuesday. How many apples were sold on Tuesday and Wednesday together?

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