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Madeline is writing a computer program for class. The first day she wrote 5 lines of code. She wrote 15 lines of code on the sec

ond day and 45 on the third day. Find the total amount of lines of code written after all 6 days.

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Slav-nsk [51]3 years ago

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1215

5×3,15×3,45×3,135×3,405×3=1215

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