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Mathematics, 23.09.2021 01:00, angie249

A woman’s bead necklace breaks and the beads fall from her neck. Half fall to the floor, one fourth roll under the couch, one sixth land on her lap, and three remain on the necklace. How many beads were originally on her necklace?

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