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3 years ago

CAN ANYBODY HELP ME WITH THIS JUST WITH 7 TO 12 PLEASE IT IS FOR AN GRADE!!

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7 0

Answer: I think there is a mistake for the first one because I did the math and I got 200 added but then there are more answers to this one, I added all the others by 200 and got the next number but then when I got to 6,300 I can't get the 6,700. I get something else, I add 6,000 with 200, and then I get 6,200 instead of getting 6,300. Then I added that 6,200 and 200 and got 6,400. I am confused with the second one, can you please help me understand that one. The third one is also confusing, The one is 12 nuggets eaten per minute. The fifth I am not sure if that is a solvable question, The sixth one I am not sure but I think that it is 0.066667. The seventh one doesn't even make any sense to me.

Explanation: I am sorry this was so long, I was trying to make sense of these questions. Also if this is ALL wrong sorry for even trying.

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