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Write a word problem with three questions for numbers 2 and 6.
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There were 6 sheep and 2 rams in the meadow. How many animals grazed in the meadow?
Mom ordered to buy 2 pens and 6 crayons. How many items should be bought?
Eva has 2 euros in her wallet and Ivan has 6 euros. How many euros do they have together?
Mom ordered to buy 2 pens and 6 crayons. How many items should be bought?
Eva has 2 euros in her wallet and Ivan has 6 euros. How many euros do they have together?
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