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3 years ago

Picturez plzz dont answer this if you dont have pictures

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Ghella [55]3 years ago

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<span>2.91+1.8=4.71

and im guessing that you need to shade in the boxes sooo... you need to shade in 4 whole boxes and 71% of the fifth box...since the boxes are 10 by 10
>>shade in 7 rows and shade in one box in the 8th row

hope this helps</span>

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