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3 years ago

Write the value of 83,479

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Ann [662]3 years ago

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Eighty three thousand four hundred and seventy nine

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We are required to construct 3 linear equations starting with the given solution z = 1/3.

Equation 1

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we know that

Lonnie threw 50 free throws and missed 16 of them

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