Предмет: Математика, автор: 2006675

помогите пж 3/3+3/6-1/1

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Автор ответа: oksanasimoroz05

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3/3=1
3/6=0,5
1/1=1
1+0,5-1=0,5

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This text deals with …

1. Dangerous shoes.

2. Following the rules.

3. Angry shoppers.

4. New fashion.

5. Dress rules.

6. Wear in special areas.

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E. However, the problem with ‘Heely’ shoes is not just the feelings of other shoppers. There is a real safety problem — these shoes can be dangerous. The company that makes them tells users not to wear them in crowded places.

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