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4 years ago

12 points :) can y’all help me シ

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Mama L [17]4 years ago

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A) n= number of blocks in a bag
B) 20
C) it says partner but if u have to do it, i would say yes it’s useful because even though it’s a different variable, you can use any variable to indicate the # of blocks in a bag

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