3 years ago

Please help. Sorry to disturb you. Please help me.

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The answer to 3 is C, because 18+15 is 33, and 33 divided into three equal groups would have 11 in each.

The answer to 4 is A, because in 11/3 3 can go into 11 3 times, with 2/3 remaining.

Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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3. C, 11 (15+18=33, 33÷3=11)
5. A, 3 2/3 (11÷3=3 2/3 as a fraction)
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