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03.10.2019 •
Mathematics
It is 42 1/2 miles from eaton to baxter, and 37 4/5 miles from baxter to wellington. how far is it from eaton to wellington, if you go by the way of baxter?
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Ответ:
1/2*5/5=5/10 and 4/5*2/2=8/10
next add 5/10 and 8/10=1 3/10
Now add the two whole numbers-37+42=79
Fnally add the fraction and whole number together-79+1 3/10= 80 3/10 miles
ANSWER-80 3/10 MILES
Ответ:
The number of times Saba's further is 4, because 12/3 = 4
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