(For questions 3 to 5)Linda had 13 liters of alcohol. She wanted to share it with her friends. How many of herfriends could receive the bottled alcohol if she gave 1 liters each?3. What is asked in the problem?A. The number of bottled alcohol bought by Linda.B. The number of bottled alcohol received by Linda.C. The number of friends who bought alcohol for Linda.D. The number of friends could receive bottled alcohol.4. What is the number sentence in the problem?A. 13+1= NB. 13 x 1 = N3C. 13-1=N3D. 13+1 = N5. What is the final answer to the problem?A. 9B. 10C. 11D. 12

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(For questions 3 to 5)Linda had 13 liters of alcohol. She wanted to share it with her friends. How many of herfriends could receive the bottled alcohol if she gave 1 liters each?3. What is asked in the problem?A. The number of bottled alcohol bought by Linda.B. The number of bottled alcohol received by Linda.C. The number of friends who bought alcohol for Linda.D. The number of friends could receive bottled alcohol.4. What is the number sentence in the problem?A. 13+1= NB. 13 x 1 = N3C. 13-1=N3D. 13+1 = N5. What is the final answer to the problem?A. 9B. 10C. 11D. 12​

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Answer:3.B4.B5.Dsana makatulong salamat

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