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Michael Vincent asked Nov 8, 2023

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Ill give 50 points

Xena read 126 books in 9 months. Fill in the blanks on how you would solve this problem?
126 books/months=
books/1month=

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high-school

Michael Vincent asked Nov 8, 2023

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Answer:

14 books per month

Explanation:

(126books)/(9 months) =
(14books)/(1month)

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Answer:

126 books/month= 14 books a month

books/1months = 14

Explanation:

126/9=14

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