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• La longitud de un alambre de un sujetador de papel (clip) extendido mide 86 mm. ¿Cuántos sujetadores se pueden obtener de un r

ollo de alambre de 3 km?

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kari74 [83]3 years ago

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Answer:

34883.7

Explanation:

Primero hay que convertir las dos unidades a la misma unidad-cm-

3km- 300000 cm

86mm- 8.6mm

Después hay que dividir

300000/8.6= 34883.7209302 ~ 34883.7

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