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Mathematics, 21.10.2019 18:10, CamBroOkaii2590

Sergio has ppp paintings in his art collection. he and other local painting collectors agreed to donate a total of 484848 paintings to the local museum. each of the 121212 collectors will donate the same number of paintings. how many paintings will sergio have in his art collection after his donation?

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