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2 years ago

Please answer this correctly

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2 answers:

Oxana [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

1-20: Make it 0 units tall (change nothing)

21-40: Make it 1 unit tall

41-60: Make it 3 units tall

61-80: Make it 2 units tall

81-100: Make it 2 units tall

Step-by-step explanation:

1-20: (0 numbers)

21-40: 33 (1 number)

41-60: 43, 44, 52 (3 numbers)

61-80: 75, 79 (2 numbers)

81-100: 86, 89 (2 numbers)

Ratling [72]2 years ago

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Answer: 0 in the 1-20 range, 1 in the 21-40 range, 3 in the 41-60 range, 2 in the 61-80 range, and 2 in the 81-100 range.

Explanation:

No change, 0 in the 1-20 range

33: 1 in the 21-40 range

43, 44, 52: 3 in the 41-60 range

75, 79: 2 in the 61-80 range

86, 89: 2 in the 81-100 range.

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