JorgeGarciaG JorgeGarciaG

07-11-2020
Mathematics

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Si en un rectángulo que mide 40 cm de largo y 60 cm de alto cuántas pelotas de 7.4 cm hay?

Si en un rectángulo que mide 40 cm de largo y 60 cm de alto cuántas pelotas de 74 cm hay class=

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StevennRoberto StevennRoberto

09-11-2020

Caben 452.457 pelotas. Pero sabiendo que no hay medias pelotas, se redondea a 452

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