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pshichka [43]
2 years ago
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Madelyn has 4 pairs of red socks, 6 times as many pairs of blue socks 1 as white pairs of socks, and I as many white pairs as re

d pairs. How many pairs of socks does she have in all? How many socks does Madelyn have?​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Bezzdna [24]2 years ago
8 0

The Total Number of socks is 10 in all, bear in mind that there is no blue socks hence it will not add to the total amount of socks

<h3>Addition of Numbers</h3>

Note : 1 pais = 2 socks

Given Data

  • Red Socks = 4 pairs = 4*2 = 8 socks
  • 6 times as many pairs of blue socks = 0
  • 1 as many pairs of  white socks = 2 socks

The statement " 6 times as many pairs of blue socks" is equivalent to no socks, since we have no blue socks, hence 6*0 = 0

Let us find the total socks

= 8+0+2

= 10 socks

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