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It’s another part to it all I need is 6 A. And B. And 7 D. that’s all I need to be exempt from exams I don’t think I have many p

oints left I need this answers asap please someone help

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shepuryov [24]3 years ago

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See the photo for the answer

b = 6 feets on 6.b

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