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2 years ago

4/5=/20 math...........

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Mumz [18]2 years ago

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Answer:

1.) 16/20

2.) 15/35

3.) 12/9

4.) 52/60

5.) 9 inches

6.) 24 centimeters

7.) 16 logs

8.) $15.40

9.) 10 miles

10.) 1.5 inches

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