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Sebastian has 10 apps on his ipad. He discovers 3/4 of the apps are learning games.How many learning games are on sebatians ipad

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mars1129 [50]3 years ago

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Three fourth's of 10 is 7.5 if you round that up there are 8 learning games are on Sebastian's ipad

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