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Dmitry [639]3 years ago

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c) Combine 2+3 to get 5. 100-(5x5) equals 100-25. 100-25 is 75. The answer is 75.

d) Combine 2+3 to get 5. Combine 1+4 to get 5, which is 25. The answer is 5.

g) Combine 4+6 to get 10. Combine 70+-6 to get 64. Take the root of 64, leaving you with 10-8. Combine 10 + -8 to get 2. The answer is 2.

h) Combine 5+4 to get 9. Take the root of 36, leaving you with 18 + 6. Combine 18 + 6 to get 24. The answer is 24.

5. [15 + 22 + 53] divided by [12 + 18] = [90] divided by [30] = 3 ribbons each.

6. (4 x 12) + (6 x 8) = 96 total.

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