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Alan, Bianca, and Charles are counting in turn. Alan says "one," Bianca says "two," and Charles says "three." Then it's Alan's t

urn again and he says "four." If the pattern continues, who will say "fifty-nine"?

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timama [110]3 years ago

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Bianca would say fifty nine

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