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The girls sold 27 boxes of thin mint cookies and 24 boxes of shortbread cookies. How many boxes of cookies did the girls sell in all? Identify the bar diagram to model the question.

The correct answer is:


    The correct bar diagram to model the question is
    below bar diagram represent adding, and according to question we have to add 27 boxes and 24 boxes

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