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2 years ago

I need this done like rn so please help!

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stiks02 [169]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

Hope this helps!

~PumpkinSpice1

Anton [14]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

1. Most professional athletes are from the ages 25-30.

2. Do people over 40 years of age participate in professional sports?

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