Mathematics, 11.10.2019 07:20 leilaford2003

Sheila was climbing a cliff. she stopped for a snack. after that, she climbed 9 feet to the next foothold then slipped 1 foot to another foothold. model the distance sheila traveled on the cliff after her snack as a sum

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