Предмет: Математика, автор: dzubov10

В саду 24 яблони, а груш – в 4 раза меньше. Сколько грушевых деревьев в саду?

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Автор ответа: LastMust

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Подробное объяснение:

Т.к грушевых деревьев в 4 раза меньше чем яблоней то число яблонь мы должны поделить на 4

24:4=6

Автор ответа: polinakvatkovskaa69

Ответ: 1.) 24:4=6 - груш в саду.

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