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3 years ago

40 points what is the clue answer please do this

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2 answers:

Vaselesa [24]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

I. 1000

w. 7 days

s. 35 days

n. 16

r. I don't know but maybe 5 1/3

g. 828.75

e. 24

H. 14

t. 36

l. I don't know

d. 6600

o. 90

lakkis [162]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

HE WAS LAST SEEN HEADING NORTH

Step-by-step explanation:

360: A

25×10×40 = 10000: I

(15×10.5×20)/450 = 7: W

(35×16×50)/800 = 35: S

3168/(22×9) = 16: N

cuberoot(64) = 4: R

6.5×15×8.5 = 828.75: G

4×2×3 = 24: E

3885/(18.5×15) = 14: H

3³ = 27: T

½ (7×9×12) = 378: L

30×20×11 = 6600: D

3600/(2×4÷5) = 90: O

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