Предмет: Математика, автор: kisa1988

найдите значения выражений,и вы отгадаете словою.к 17-8+3 а 14-9+4 и 13-5+7 н 9+2-6 р 8+6-7 п 9+5-8 в 6+6+7 ц 18-9-6

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Автор ответа: Nastya20555

17-8+3=12 (К)
14-9+4=9 (А)
13-5+7=15 (И)
9+2-6=5 (Н)
8+6-7=7 (Р)
9+5-8=6 (П)
6+6+7=19 (В)
18-9-6 =3 (Ц)

Ответ:КРАПИВНИЦА

kisa1988: 12 7 9 6 15 19 5 15 3 9 вот так расставлены а под неми слово написать нужно.фиг знает крапивница или нет

Nastya20555: Да все правильно : крапивница

kisa1988: ппц че за слово ес ли крапнивница много букв

kisa1988: спасибки еще раз

Nastya20555: не ЗА ЧТО

kisa1988: как мне дочки правильно написать что учетиль поняла что она слово сама составила..примеров то мало а букв больше

kisa1988: ппц туплю сегодня ужас

Nastya20555: Ну все правильно.

Nastya20555: Просто буквы И и А повторяются 2 раза

kisa1988: спасибо....вот я ей тоже так объяснила

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