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3 years ago

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3 + t = 2 x t + 7 t =4 et x=0 vraie
9 x (t-6) = 3 x t t=4 et x=0 vraie
4 x (t - 1) = t x t t=2 st x=0 vraie

No, 25 cm c'est un 40 ou 41
No 23 cm c'est un 37

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