Предмет: Математика, автор: nuka21

7•7=? 3•8=? пажалийста решиье

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Автор ответа: м4рк
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7*7=49
3*8=24................................................
Автор ответа: Игрок13З7
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7*7=49 , а 3*8=24 всё
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