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Wallace
18 June, 22:51
Translate the equation 6m=n to a verbal model?
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Rachael Bowman
18 June, 23:41
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A number called 'n' is six times the size of a different number called 'm'.
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Macey Jimenez
19 June, 00:51
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Six times ''m'' equals ''n''
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