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2 years ago

Can y’all help me with 7 - 12 showing work. Will be giving Brainliest:)) and for 13 and 14 I need help too :)) Help please :((((

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Mekhanik [1.2K]2 years ago

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7= 16 lb >16 Oz 16x16=256
8= 1500 lb < 2T 2000+2000
9= 3T>5999 lb 2000x3
10= 1600 Oz > 10 lb 1600÷16=100
11= 19 lb>300 Oz 19x16=304oz
12= 8 oz= 1/2 lb 16 ounces = 1 pound 1/2=8
13= pounds=6000 tons= 1, 1.5

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