1 year ago

Do you need to ask a question, but don't have points.....

Mathematics

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horsena [70]1 year ago

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Yes, felt that. thanks and have a lovely day!:D

Marysya12 [62]1 year ago

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Thks for the points:

Here is my response, thks lol

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