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I need help on 6. 7. 8. Help

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e-lub [12.9K]2 years ago

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Number 6 is 10:10 The first plane arrives at 6:50 you add 50 minutes to that and keep adding 50 minutes until you get to after 10:00 because it says his plane arrived after 10:00.

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