Mathematics, 23.02.2021 21:50, tot92

Problem #1a: Estimate the solution using a tape diagram: You have $3.25 to buy bananas. Each banana costs $0.35. How many bananas can you buy?

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Problem #1a: Estimate the solution using a tape diagram: You have $3.25 to buy bananas. Each banana...