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2 years ago

Mr.gomez’ cherry tree grew 12 inches in 3/4 of a year. At that rate how much would it grow in 1 year

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Karolina [17]2 years ago

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12/3=4

4 inches per 1/4 of the year.

4x4=16

Therefore it would grow 16 inches in an year.

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