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Mathematics, 02.06.2021 17:40, joseestrada27

Tatiana wants to buy a cake and a balloon for her friend's birthday. The store has r types of cakes and 2r-7 types of balloons. There are 15 unique combinations of a cake and a batloon. The zeros of which expression represent possible values of r?​

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