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3 years ago

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The zoo is hosting a special weekend event in which every 60 th ticket purchase comes with a free souvenir cup.

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kherson [118]3 years ago

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22 on Saturday because 1320/60=22
31 on Sunday because 1860/60=31
So in total 53 cups were given

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