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CaHeK987 [17]
3 years ago
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Please Help. I will give brainlest to the person who answers this questions right

Mathematics
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bija089 [108]3 years ago
3 0
By my calculations and understanding into this problem I have figured out the answer to this thing and it is very simple and easy enough to actually say it so I can type it out instead because I can’t say anything on this thing even though I’m doing a voice record and I don’t even know how my grandma is doing right now so I’m just blah bling around is it random words of mine but honestly I would love to explain and tell you the answer but I do not know how to type it out so I’m just going to say it like I just said two seconds ago but I didn’t really say it again I just typed it I don’t know I keep getting confused with that but anyways the answer is very easy
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