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Ratling [72]3 years ago

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Answer:

B, C

Step-by-step explanation:

The sums are ...

A) 59.45

B) 118.16

C) 18.97

D) 27.76

Sums B and C have 8 in the ones place.

You can add the ones-place digits. If the resulting ones-digit is 7 or 8, then add the tenths-place digits. If the carry from that sum, added to the sum of ones-place digits, gives a value of 8 or 18, then you found a sum with a ones digit of 8.

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