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Bonjour tout le monde j'ai des exercices de maths que je n'arrive pas pouvez vous m'aidez svp c'est urgent c'est pour demain mer

ci d'avance (c'est les ex 74 et 76)

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dedylja [7]3 years ago

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Je regrette je ne comprends pas très bien

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