3 years ago

NEED HELP ASAP!!! ALGEBRA 1 STUFF (20pts.)

1 answer:

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It's not actually 20 pts it's 10 pts if you send a question and you want 20 pts off it would be 10 for other ppl. like

10pts off = 5
20pts off = 10
30pts off = 15

and so on so it's like counting by 5's each time you lose points

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