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Leokris [45]3 years ago

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uh idk um...

Okay well to answer this you have to work the problem out and enable to do that you have to look at the information provided, also STOP CHEATING AND FIGURE IT OUT

um i mean.....GOODLUCK!!!! I know you can do it :)

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