Предмет: Математика, автор: marina0785

Во время уборки урожая с поля вывезли на 6 машинах по 328 ящиков овощей на каждой После того как осталось вывезти еще 476 ящиков овощей . Сколько всего ящиков овощей было собрано

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Автор ответа: Аноним
0
решение:

1)328×6=1968(всего ящиков увезли в 6 машинах);

2)1968+476=2444;



ответ:всего собрали 2444 ящиков овощей.
Автор ответа: Аноним
3
328*6=1968 ящиков вывезли

1968+476=2444 ящика

ответ :всего собрали 2444 ящика овощей .
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