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Nonamiya [84]3 years ago

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x=0,6x-x2=0 x=1,6x-x2=5 x=2,6x-x2=8 x=3,6x-x2=9 x=4,6x-x2=8 x=5,6x-x2=5 x=6,6x-x2=0

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