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15.07.2021 •
Mathematics
Mc Kennie had two black licorice each 25cm long. He gave Pierre 1⁄5 cm of a licorice stick. How much did he have remaining?
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Ответ:
He had one whole 25cm stick, and 1 10cm long stick of licorice.
Step-by-step explanation:
25-15=10
He had a total of 35 cm of licorice.
Ответ:
C. the point of intersection of the perpendicular bisectors
Step-by-step explanation: