Please help me with the 3rd question!!! I'll give you 91 points now, please.

Mathematics

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saw5 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

At the end of the day 797 lockers were closed.

Step-by-step explanation:

So first of all you need to find out how many even numbers there are from 1-900 (which is 450) so you know that 450 are open. In the 3 multiplication tables every second number is even so you know that half of the 450 lockers that was opened was closed again: this meant that 225 lockers remained open.

You also know that every number in the 4 multiplication tables is the second number in the 2 multiplication tables so half of them are closed but you also know that the 900th locker was opened so now you have 113.

So to conclude you do 900-113 which gives you 797 (this is because 113 is the amount of lockers that is open)

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