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3 years ago

Mr. smith had four daughters Each daughter had 4 kids how many kids did me.smith have

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Easy! If Smith had four daughters who each had 4 kids, then he had a total of 20 kids. I got this by multiplying the daughters by their kids, 4x4, and adding the four daughters, so it equals 20 kids in total!

Hope it helps!

Marat540 [252]3 years ago

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I feel like it’s 20 kids in total I hope I help

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