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Winter vacation homework's answer to the sixth grade mathematics in primary school

All insects have 6× 16 = 96 legs,

So there are (1 10-96) ÷ (8-6) = 7 spiders.

There are 16-7 = 9 insects.

Suppose the insect is a cicada,

With nine pairs of wings,

So there is (14-9) ÷ (2- 1) = 5,

Cicada has 9-5 = 4.

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