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3 years ago

The total of 36, 78, 198, 475, and 620 is A. 1,187. B. 1,407. C. 2,109. D. 1,731

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2 answers:

Marina86 [1]3 years ago

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36 + 78 + 198 + 475 + 620 = 1407
The answer is B

worty [1.4K]3 years ago

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36 + 78 + 198 + 475 + 620
114 + 198 + 475 + 620
312 + 475 + 620
787 + 620
1407

The answer is B.

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