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Mathematics, 10.12.2019 05:31, dinero2875
Answer this and you will be marked as brainliest
show your work by hand/show your work
and if you need more clarification for question 1 look at the screenshot
question 1. given the problem below:
a. write an expression you would use to solve/answer this problem.
b. before you can solve by hand, what must you do with the decimal in the divisor?
c. does this change any other parts of your problem? if so, what and how?
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