Grades 1-2 Video Solutions 2023-2023_1-2

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In the problem, three frogs take turns singing over nine nights. One frog sings twice and listens seven times, and another listens to five songs, singing four times. With these accounted, the remaining frog must sing three times. Since this frog sings three times, it listens six times (because the total must add up to nine). Therefore, the third frog listens to six songs. The process involves distributing singing duties across the frogs to ensure the numbers add to nine, ultimately revealing that the third frog listened to six songs. The answer is B, six.

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frogs

singing

nights

distribution

songs