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3 years ago

1234 please help please

Mathematics

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Debora [2.8K]3 years ago

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1 . 163 just subtract

ANEK [815]3 years ago

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This for #2
S1-6 rows is 5 cars so that mean is 30 cars in 6 rows
S2- So his sister take and push in 3 rows, that mean still have 30 cars but no more 5 cars in a row.
S3-30 divided 3 because total is 30 cars in 6 rows nut niw is 3 rows so 30/3=10 cars/ 1 rows
I hope you understand!Good Luck!

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