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Mathematics, 30.08.2019 14:30, 2Dgames

During my three-week stay in walla walla, washington, it rained for 7 days, it was sunny for 11 days, and it was overcast without rain for 3 days. the next time i go to walla walla, i'm staying for a full leap year, or 366 days. if we assume walla walla will have the same ratio of rainy, sunny, and overcast days that i experienced on my last visit, how many days in my year should i expect it to rain?

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