Joe Smore weighs 105 pounds. Every year his weight increases by 3 pounds. What will be his weight next year?

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Musician9898 · Answer

He will weigh 108 pounds 
 105 
 
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108

Adella123 · Answer

The question is asking to calculate the future weight of Joe Smore based on his current weight and the annual weight increase that he experiences. To find Joe's weight next year, we add his current weight to the annual weight increase. 
 Joe's current weight = 105 pounds 
 Annual weight increase = 3 pounds per year 
 Weight next year = Current weight + Annual weight increase 
 Weight next year = 105 pounds + 3 pounds 
 Weight next year = 108 pounds 
 Thus, Joe Smore's weight next year will be 108 pounds.

Musician9898 · Answer

Next year, Joe Smore will weigh 108 pounds, calculated by adding his weight increase of 3 pounds to his current weight of 105 pounds. This is a simple arithmetic calculation. By adding together his current weight and the annual increase, we arrive at the answer. 
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Joe Smore weighs 105 pounds. Every year his weight increases by 3 pounds. What will be his weight next year?

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