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11) A train leaves town A at 17 45 hours on Wednesday and arrives town B after travelling for 10 hours 30 minutes.At what time a

nd day, the train arrived at town B? *
A. 03 15 hours Thursday
B. 04 15 hours Thursday
C. 04 45 hours Thursday
D. 03 45 hours Thursday

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Dima020 [189]2 years ago

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B. 04:15 hours Thursday

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