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29 September, 02:37

Lars bought 3 jars of marbles. Each jar has 42 marbles, of which 13 are red. Lars can use the calculation below to find the total number of red marbles. 3 * (13*42)

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  1. 29 September, 02:57
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    3x (1/3x42). First, you would do 1/3 x 42 which equals 14 (I did 1 divided by 3 which equals 0.333 ... then times 42 which equals 14). Then, you do 14x3 = 42
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