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Mathematics, 05.11.2020 19:50 rebecabosca

Which expression is modeled by this arrangement of tiles? ("\" is dividing) A. 30\(-30)
B. 30\(-3)
C. 30\3
D. 30\30
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Which expression is modeled by this arrangement of tiles? (\ is dividing)

A. 30\(-30)
B. 30\(-3

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