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a toy factory makes 59 flying disks in a day. each day, 3 of the disks are rejected because they are misshaped or unbalanced.
how many good flying disks can the toy factory make in 250 days?
a.
add 250 and 59. multiply the sum by 3.
b.
divide 250 by 3. multiply the quotient by 59.
c.
subtract 3 from 59. multiply the difference by 250.
d.
multiply 59 by 3. subtract the product from 250.

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