Предмет: Математика, автор: spaik234

помогите решить задачу.
Пожалуйста срочно!!​

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Автор ответа: Аноним
12

Ответ:

27 : 3 = 9 (верблюдов) - у среднего брата ( старший брат отдал 2 верблюда младшему)

9-2 = 7 (верблюдов) - у младшего брата

9+2 = 11 (верблюдов) - у старшего брата

Ответ:

11 - верблюдов у старшего брата

9 - верблюдов у среднего брата

7 - верблюдов у младшего брата.

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