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At home, Martin plays computer games every 5 days, reads every 2 days, plays soccer with his friends every 14 days, and bakes co

okies every 6 days. If he did all four activities today, in how many days will he do all four activities again on the same day

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vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago

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May be after 27 days.... Iam not sure

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