Math, asked by elainexu392, 1 year ago

If Sam the farmer can trade two watermelons for eleven eggs, four pumpkins for five watermelons, and one scarecrow for three pumpkins, how many eggs can he get for eight scarecrows?

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Answered by Aayushpandit

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6.5+11*10
110+6.5
116.5 egg
I think so

elainexu392: Wrong 165

Aayushpandit: sorry yar

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