Предмет: Математика, автор: елена19812

Как решить 45:4 столбиком

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Автор ответа: asantik

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Автор ответа: LizaLiza2007

Вот так решить:
Делится с остатком.

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1.
It's exciting to visit other countries — We enjoy (...) .

1. to travel
2. telling
3. to stop
4 .being
5. to be
6. travelling
7. comming
8. to come

2.
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4. to be
5. reading
6. to come
7. to travel
8. comming

4.
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2. hearing
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5. to tell
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8. telling

5
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