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Mathematics, 20.09.2019 05:30, caden8233

There are 6 cellos, 12 violas, and 21 violins playing in an orchestra concert. mr. johnson wants them to sit in rows and he wants each section to have the same number of rows . what is the maximum number of rows the orchestra would have?

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