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Tomas makes balloon sculptures at a circus. In 88 minutes, he uses 132 balloons to make 22 identical balloon sculptures.

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How many minutes does it take to make one balloon sculpture? How many balloons are used in one sculpture?

It takes him
_____________minutes to make one balloon sculpture.

How many balloons are used in one sculpture.

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24-01-2017

It takes him 4 minuest to make once sculpture using 6 balloons.

4*22= 88 minutes

6*22= 132 ballons

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