Предмет: Математика, автор: prettyklybnichka

Мiж числами 20 i 80 на шкалi е 6 подiлок знайти цiну подiлку шкали

Накресли координатний промiнь i познач на ньому всi натуральнi числа, якi меншi вiд 10 i бiльше за 4
На прямiй позначили точки К L i M причому КL=8 см LM5см. Яка вiдстань може бути мiж точками К i M? Скiльки випадкiв слiд розглянути?

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