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al doilea termen al unei adunari este de 6 ori mai mare decat primul.Daca as aduna primului numar 4,acesta ar deveni treimea cel

uilalt .Gaseste cei doi termeni

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Aleks [24]3 years ago

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en çok hoşlandığınız şeyin İngilizcesi nedir

Step-by-step explanation:

benimki şöyle :

İngilizcesi I don like puzzle

Türkçesi ben puzzle yapmayı severim

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