Mathematics, 22.02.2021 19:40 chgraypto
3. Fill in the missing numbers in the number chains below:
a) 91 999
→-10→口→-10→口→-10→ロ→-10→ロ→-10→口
b) 24 701
→-2000-2001-2000-200
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3. Fill in the missing numbers in the number chains below:
a) 91 999
→-10→口→-10→口→-10→ロ→-10→ロ→...
→-10→口→-10→口→-10→ロ→-10→ロ→...
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