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4 years ago

Some one please help me out on number 2? Please please.

Mathematics

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Mazyrski [523]4 years ago

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A.---iii
b.---ii
c.---vi
d.---v

Nataliya [291]4 years ago

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I'm not pretty sure but I think it would be y I'm not pretty good with these type of question so don't take my answer correctly but at least we tried I tried like 3 times and I guess I didn't really get it its very confusing but just refer to me as a stand off I'm pushing you to get it right good luck try answering my question on my page please I need to complete it tonight to get extra credit and I'm having a hard time that's why I signed up for brainly,com free for 30 days for my trial. Thank you very much

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