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I don't need this for school i Just want to see if people can help me with my other studies with a test question. I know this is

easy but i Want to ask So...
Billy's dad gets:6,59€a day. And now he has made 408,58€ how many days did he work?

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dsp731 year ago

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what thats a math question

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