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Mathematics, 24.07.2020 14:01, wendelljo61

Jessica’s plane and Kayla’s plane take off at the same time. Lauren’s plane leaves 1 hour earlier than Maria’s plane. Maria’s plane leaves at least 2 hours after Kayla’s plane. Each person flight last 8 hours. Maria’s flight lands at 4:45pm. What is the true statement?

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