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3 years ago

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so I have to take my keystone's soon even tho I have only half of the required material learned cuz of corona and I have to pass

them to graduate so does anyone know a good app where I can study those topics

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jasenka [17]3 years ago

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I think I remember one of my teachers said kuta software has free worksheets with answers. Or jus ask me I can help lol

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