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There are 169 artifacts in a museum hall. 49 are clay, one-third of the remainder are wood, and the rest are stone. How many are stone? Step-by-Step Solution: Find the remainder after clay: (artifacts) Find the wooden artifacts (1/3 of the remainder): (artifacts) Find the stone artifacts: (artifacts) Alternatively: Answer: 80 stone artifacts. Where to Find Full Answers To help you solve a specific problem, I’ve
Based on typical textbook tasks (like the museum artifacts problem), here is how to structure a solution: one-third of the remainder are wood
Multiplication and division within 1,000, and long addition/subtraction. To help you solve a specific problem, I’ve
Tasks requiring 2–4 operations to find the final answer.