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3 years ago

Alright need answers 29-31 please reply To This question That I posted

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pickupchik [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

29: A

30: $7.50

31: number of dots in total:

1) 0 dots

2) 1 dot

3) 1 dot

4) 3 dots

5) 1 dot

6) 1 dot

7) 1 dot

8) 0 dots

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