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sammixboo (sammixboo):

Do you have a question?

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

i got it sam

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

so...with number 5, 12 is the same measurement as 9

sammixboo (sammixboo):

Okay :)

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

ok but how do i find the other 2 on number 5 @fortheloveofwolves

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

subtract 110 from 180

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

meaning 180-110

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

ok i got 70

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

there you go

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

oh ok so the other 2 are 70 right

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

good job

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

i dont need #6 the answer for all three is 60

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

@fortheloveofwolves ?

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

good

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

but i still need 7 and 2 more

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

20 and 22 = 90 - m<21

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

28?

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

yep

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

ok great and what about #7 and #9

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

uhm...i dont have seven

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

OpenStudy (fortheloveofwolves):

7. 90 is the first part is 90 second part is 180

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

ok so 90 is 1st part 180 2nd part

OpenStudy (kimberlyevens):

@fortheloveofwolves ?

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