9+10=21
3X3=9 5X2=10
3X2=6 3X5=15
so 6+15 is 21 :D
that means 9+10 is...
Mathematics, 03.03.2021 21:20 xojade
9+10=21
3X3=9 5X2=10
3X2=6 3X5=15
so 6+15 is 21 :D
that means 9+10 is 21
Answers: 3
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