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Shantanu bought more apples than bananas, and he bought more bananas than cantaloupes. let a represent the number of apples shantanu bought, let b represent the number of bananas, and let c represent the number of cantaloupes. let's compare the expressions b+c and a. which statement is correct? b+c> a b+c b+c=a not enough information
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