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Mathematics, 30.10.2020 23:40, lavontaebreazeovw645

A bike shop has 11 red bikes, 3 blue bikes, 4 orange bikes, and 12 silver bikes. For every 1orange bike, there are 3 A. RED BIKES
B. BLUE BIKES
C. SILVER BIKES

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