Mathematics, 26.08.2019 12:30, patrickfutrell2537

Cindy has three cats and they live to jump in and out of their cat foot. yesterday the cat door was used 109 time by her cats. sammy used it for 1/4 of the times and tomy used it for 3/10 of the time. how many times did suzuki use the cat door? . justify your answer to the following problem by explaining why you chose this strategy.

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