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English, 10.12.2020 20:20, TightKnowsDaWhey

Help plz Argument 1: Music classes are more popular than computer classes at Reginald
Walker Junior High, Ninety-five percent of current students report that
they have access to a computer at home.
Argument 2:
Music classes are more popular than computer classes at Reginald
Walker Junior High. Over 75 students have signed up for Beginning
Band, while only 15 have signed up for Intro to Computers.


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Music classes are more popular than computer classes at Reginald
Walker Juni

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