Предмет: Математика, автор: Аноним

Скока будет 29716:68=

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Автор ответа: TormozKaty

29 716 : 68 = 437
Ответ: 437

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Аноним: Вот тока мне столбикам надо

TormozKaty: Могу и столбиком

TormozKaty: Отправила

Автор ответа: мил93

1)29716:68=437
а в калькуляторе не судьба было подсчитать, если что я могу столбиком написать

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