yveters1590 yveters1590
  • 18-12-2018
  • Mathematics
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Jar one has 133 pennies. Jar 2 has 127 times jar one. How many pennies does jar 2 have?

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manningbecca24 manningbecca24
  • 18-12-2018
jar 2 has 16,891 pennies.
133×127= 16,891
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