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How many lights could Sally have? See if you can find all 6 possibilities.  \n1) Captain Salamander is collecting Christmas trees for to sell at the market.  \nHe collects 31 trees.  \nHe sells all his trees to 2 of his friends: Frazer and Sally.  \nFrazer gets 3 more trees than Sally.  \nHow many trees did Frazer and Sally each get?  \nFrazer got 17 trees. Sally got 14 trees.  \n2) Sally is counting her Christmas tree lights.  \n• She has between 210 and 300 lights.  \n• The tens digit is a multiple of 3.  \n• The ones digit is a multiple of 4.  \nHow many lights could Sally have? 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