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Mr.Webb wants to give each of his 7 dogs no more than 10 treats. how many treats does he need? (let t= the number of treats)

Mr.Webb wants to give each of his 7 dogs no more than 10 treats. how many treats does he need? (let t= the number of treats)
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Mr.Webb wants to give each of his 7 dogs no more than 10 treats. how many treats does he need? (let t= the number of treats)

Mr.Webb wants to give each of his 7 dogs no more than 10 treats. how many treats does-example-1
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User Fredrik Erlandsson
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Answer:

7x10=70 :)

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User Jerameel Resco
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Answer:

70

Explanation:

7x10=70

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