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Mathematics, 12.03.2021 03:50, debbys1802

*HELP QUICKLY PLEASE.* can anyone do these out correctly? grandson needs help.

according to his teacher this needs to be done within the hour.


*HELP QUICKLY PLEASE.*

can anyone do these out correctly? grandson needs help. 
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