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Mathematics, 05.11.2020 02:30, Maria3737

IF YOU ARE NOT perpetual20 or saraelaw2010 pls DO NOT ANSWER MY QUESTION (unless you want to super bad/ur desperate) free points Pls follow me for more daily point giveaways!!! What is 10 + 10? Also, perpetual20 said to do 50 points, here it is. I know saraelaw2010 just wasted all her points so here you go. Also, I have 453 points so don't worry if I run out or something like that

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