A jar contains \(18\) strawberry-, \(24\) cherry-, and \(19\) lime-flavored candies. The rest of the candies are chocolate. There are \(82\) candies in all. If \(n\) represents the number of chocolates in the jar, what equation could you use to find \(n\) ?
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Answer
n + 18 + 24+ 19 = 82
n = 21
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