3 years ago

3 moon + 1 star = 29 1 moon +1 moon = 15 Find value of 1 moon

Mathematics

1 answer:

Montano1993 [528]3 years ago

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Hi!

I can help you with joy!

3 moons+1 star equals 29.

All right.

Actually, there are a few numbers that can be hidden behind the moon:

3*8=24 + 1 star (5) = 29

But 1 moon + 1 moon equals 15.

So one moon equals 7.5.

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3 moon + 1 star = 29 1 moon +1 moon = 15 Find value of 1 moon