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While at School Brian had a math quiz every 6 days and a science quiz every four days. On February 15 he had both tests. Assumin

g no school days off when will he have both tests on the same day again.

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kipiarov [429]3 years ago

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March 3rd, assuming that it’s not a leap year and there are no school holidays.
Days x # of tests = days until both
6x2=12
4x3=12

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