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What is 9 1/3cm + 21cm + 7cm

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37.3333333 centimeters

Apritch answered Mar 17, 2021

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Answer:

37 1/3 cm

Explanation:

21 + 7 = 28

28 + 9 = 37

37 + 1/3 = 37 1/3

Tuomas Toivonen answered Mar 21, 2021

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