1. Dan has 20x pesos and his sister gave him 5x more. How much money does Dan have now? 2. A rectangular garden has a length of 7a meters, and another garden has a length of 2a meters. What is the total length of both gardens? 3. A vendor sold 6y mangoes in the morning and 4y in the afternoon. How many mangoes did he sell in all?

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Let's solve each part of the question step by step: 
 
 How much money does Dan have now? 
 Dan initially has 20 x pesos. His sister gave him 5 x more pesos. To find out how much money Dan has now, we add the amount he had initially to the amount his sister gave him: 
 20 x + 5 x = 25 x 
 So, Dan now has 25 x pesos. 
 
 What is the total length of both gardens? 
 The first garden has a length of 7 a meters, and the second garden has a length of 2 a meters. To find the total length of the gardens, add the two lengths together: 
 7 a + 2 a = 9 a 
 Therefore, the total length of both gardens is 9 a meters. 
 
 How many mangoes did he sell in all? 
 The vendor sold 6 y mangoes in the morning and 4 y in the afternoon. To find the total number of mangoes sold, add the number of mangoes sold in the morning to the number sold in the afternoon: 
 6 y + 4 y = 10 y 
 Thus, the vendor sold a total of 10 y mangoes.

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