Mathematics, 09.05.2020 05:57 deb2710

Four-leaf clovers are a St. Patrick’s Day tradition. My class needs to cut out 220 four-leaf clovers to help decorate our school. We cut out 46 clovers on Monday, 44 clovers on Tuesday, 46 clovers on Wednesday, and 44 clovers on Thursday. How many clovers do we need to cut out on Friday to reach our goal?

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Four-leaf clovers are a St. Patrick’s Day tradition. My class needs to cut out 220 four-leaf clovers...