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timofeeve [1]
3 years ago
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Emily used the number sentence 736.82 + 146.89 = to solve this story problem. A small bin held 146.89 pounds of almonds. A large

bin held 736.82 pounds of peanuts. What is the total weight of the nuts in the two bins? Which story problem could also be solved by using the number sentence 736.82 + 146.89 = ? A. Ian weighs 146.89 pounds. The elevator's limit is 736.82 pounds. How many more pounds can be put on the elevator? B. A large fish tank had 736.82 liters of water. A worker removed 146.89 liters of water to make room for the pebbles and sculptures. How much water is left in the tank? C. A northern train route has 736.82 miles of track. A southern route has 146.89 miles of track. How many more miles of track does the northern route have than the southern route? D. Harold earned $146.89 delivering flyers. Sheila earned $736.82 mowing lawns. How much money did they earn altogether?
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ruslelena [56]3 years ago
6 0
D is your best answer

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