Ms nickel has a jar
of candy on her desk. jessica thinks there are 3,498 pieces of candy...
Mathematics, 18.01.2020 01:31 deena7
Ms nickel has a jar
of candy on her desk. jessica thinks there are 3,498 pieces of candy in the jar. there are actually 4,182 pieces. what is the difference between jessica's guess and the actual number of pieces of candy?
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