Mathematics, 11.03.2020 18:25 allisonchorath6971

Which student solved the equation StartFraction w Over 13.5 EndFraction = 9.7 correctly? Kwan's work. StartFraction w Over 13.5 EndFraction = 9.7. 9.7 times 13.5 = 130.95. Amala's work. StartFraction w Over 13.5 EndFraction = 9.7. 13.5 minus 9.7 = 3.8. Sid's work. StartFraction w Over 13.5 EndFraction = 9.7. 13.5 + 9.7 = 23.2. Joaquin's work. StartFraction w Over 13.5 EndFraction = 9.7. 9.7 divided by 13.5 = 0.72. Mark this and return

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