Предмет: Математика, автор: прппрррипп

10,3-6,6 ответ нужен ответ

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Автор ответа: vgfdvf

10,3-6,6=3,7
Мдаа..
Можешь отметить как лучший пожалуйста?

Автор ответа: JeckaMIX

46656-1000=45656. Думаю так

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