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2 years ago

Please help fast this is for my sister and I don't understand (30 points)

Mathematics

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aalyn [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

I don’t get most of it, but I believe “doubles” means two of the same number added together. For example, 9+9 is a double. I think “doubles +1” means a double and add one. For example, 6+6+1. If I were your sister, I would write “9+9 = 18” for doubles and “6+6+1 = 13” for doubles +1.

I hope I helped!

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