After establishing Beck's initial count, the next step is to calculate his new total after receiving 10 apples from Boris. This is an addition to his starting amount of 77 apples: $77 + 10 = 87$ apples.

Step 3: Calculate Beck's Final Apple Count (Boris and Beck's Apples Problem)

Next, Beck's initial number of apples is determined. The problem states he has 23 fewer apples than Boris's starting amount of 100. Therefore, Beck begins with $100 - 23 = 77$ apples.

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The solution begins by calculating Boris's apple count after he gives 10 to Beck. Starting with 100 apples, this is a subtraction operation: $100 - 10 = 90$. Boris is left with 90 apples.

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