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 12X

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TRY AGAIN

 ½ of

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 =

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 ⅞ of 56 =

Try Again

Go to question 5

 =

Go to the next question Go to the next question

Try Again

 ⅜ of 48=

Go To The Next Question Go To The Next Question

Try Again

 94×3=

Go to question 8

Try Again Try Again

 =

Go to the next question Go to the next question

Try Again

 ⅛ of 90= beware you may go into decimals

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 = THEN ADD  THEASE NUMBERS WITH THE FIRST ONE  = JUST TO LET YOU KNOW YOU HAVE TO GET IT RIGHT BECAUSE YOU CANT DO IT AGAIN

 YOU HAVE WON THE GAME (YAY YOU GET SOMETHING OH WAIT PRESS GO TO NEXT SLIDE) Go To Next Slide