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2 years ago

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Musya8 [376]2 years ago

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Time:logs=time:logs
time/logs=time/logs

4hours:6logs=18hours:xlogs
4hours/6logs=18hours/xlogs
4/6=18/x
6/4=18/x
x=27

pick B,C,E

gladu [14]2 years ago

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Good morning
time:logs=time:logstime/logs=time/logs
4hours:6logs=18hours:xlogs4hours/6logs=18hours/xlogs4/6=18/x6/4=18/xx=27
pick B,C,E

I hope I have helped you

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