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2 years ago

PLEASE HELP ANSWER ASAP

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VLD [36.1K]2 years ago

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Question 1: h+4= how many kids in history class.
I think this cause it says to represent the # of kids in the English class with the varible h. there are 4 more kids in the history class for you just add four to the English class( h). this may be wrong tho

question 2: 57+4= 61.

you just input the 57 where the h (# of kids in English class) cause it need to figure out how many are in history and their are just four more kids. I think

also sorry if I suck at explaining things, this makes sorta sense

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