Answer:
55
Step-by-step explanation:
2−5+1+8
11−5
i add 8 because n is 6 so add 2 it is 8 so i put it in the problem and got 55
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Answer: There are 14 long pieces she can cut.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Length of yards of ribbon is given by

Length of yards of ribbon pieces need to be cut is given by

Number of yards is given by

Hence, there are 14 long pieces she can cut.
Area of each piece of paper is

Greatest number of possible piece of paper is
Okay well I do it like this. 3+8=11. I put a 1 down and carry the other. so I do 7+0+1=8 so now I have 81, and last I do 6+3=9. so the answer would be 981.
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