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Addison sold 36 squares on her quilt and 4 days if she continued to work at the same rate how many more days did it take Addison

to finish another 45 squares of the quilt explain your answer

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kaheart [24]4 years ago

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it would take 5 days bc 36/4=9; which is 9 squares a day, u then do 45/9 which equals 5 :) hope it helped

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