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In a game park tourists saw giraffes, elephants and lions. The number of lions seen was n.

      

In a game park tourists saw giraffes, elephants and lions. The number of lions seen was n. The number of elephants seen was three times the number of lions. The number of elephants seen was six less than that of giraffes. How many animals altogether did the tourists see in the park?

A. 7n + 6
B. 3n + 12
C. 7n - 6
D. n + 9

  

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Wilfred
The correct answer is [A]

- Giraffes = 3n + 6
- Elephants = 3n
- Lions = n
=3n + 3n + n + 6
= 7n + 6
Wilfykil answered the question on July 31, 2019 at 09:43


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