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3 years ago

Fill in the missing digits in each problem 33?+5?7+?48= 1300

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eduard3 years ago

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Answer:

335, 517, 448

Step-by-step explanation:

set it up in a row

33_

5_7

+ _48

______

1300

look at the last column (add 7 +8) that give you 15. the last column is 0 you need to add 5 therefore the top blank is 5. don't forget to carry your 2

middle column is 2 (from carrying over) +3 +? plus 4...equals 9 you need it to equal 0 so add 1 (carry 1 over)

first column add 1 from carrying over +3 +5 +? =13 1+3+5=9 therefore you need 4 more to get 13.

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