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ginny has two vegetable gardens. in the first garden ginny grows tomatoes every 2 years. in the second garden ginny grows tomato

es every 3 years. this year ginny grows tomatoes in both gardens. in how many years will she grow tomatoes in both gardens again?

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Ginny will take 5 years to replant

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