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A Christmas tree seller was looking at his numbers of the week. The first two days he sold a high number of trees. Then next day

he only sold a few. The rest of the week he sold an average amount of trees until the final day of the week when he sold the most trees.

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mestny [16]2 years ago

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There is no question here to answer so I’ll say this: good for him

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