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valentina_108 [34]
3 years ago
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Cățelușa Heidi are trei tipuri de meniuri pe care le poate consuma într-o zi. Primul este compus din 9 oase, al doilea din 4 oas

e și o conservă și al treilea din 2 conserve. Săptămâna trecuta ea a ronțăit 35 de oase. Câte conserve a avut Heidi în meniu săptămâna trecută? va rogggggg repedeee! e urgent!
Mathematics
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Scorpion4ik [409]3 years ago
6 0
Cățelușa Heidi are trei tipuri de meniuri pe care le poate consuma într-o zi. Primul este compus din 9 oase, al doilea din 4 oase și o conservă și al treilea din 2 conserve. Săptămâna trecuta ea a ronțăit 35 de oase. Câte conserve avut Heidi în meniu săptămâna trecută? va rogggggg repedeee! es urgente!:

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