Solve all three or just two, explain your answers
sorry for not so much points, there ar...
Mathematics, 15.01.2020 06:31 katieP1992
Solve all three or just two, explain your answers
sorry for not so much points, there are a lot of dumb b's who're taking advantage and writing dumb things.
select all the expressions that are greater than 3.
group of answer choices
1.67 + 1.4
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5.503 - 2.52
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the restaurant bill was $42.40. calculate the tip.
(v to solve the this problem, you'd have to draw it out on paper or online v)
4x1/3=1 1/3
draw a diagram that explains this.
hexagon=1 whole
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