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4 years ago

HELPP !!!!!! THEY ALL GO SOMEWHERE THERE SHOULDNT BE ANYLEFT

Mathematics

2 answers:

Y_Kistochka [10]4 years ago

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A) you pick the saultion up 4 right 3 would be so you have the 4th on the right of the first the 3 Ads onto the 4 bye devided bye 3x4 so 4 right and up three is the first box I hoped abhelped

lutik1710 [3]4 years ago

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A.) (3, 4) = "right 3 up 4" [ Option A, C ]

B.) (-3, 4) = "left 3 up 4" [ Option B, D ]

C.) (4, -3) = "right 4 down 3" [ Option E ]

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