3 years ago

01. It took h to complete 1 game of cards. How many games can be completed in h?

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A) one game shall be completed as it says. although if the game is sped up you may have a chance to have more or if it is slowed down not even one game!
b) i really have no clue to show a model but yes that is what i think i know im dumb and its emo logic but yea...

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