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Mathematics, 11.07.2019 06:00, bbrogle5154

Markus receives dollar bills from his grandfather for one week on the first day he received $1 on the second day he received $2 on the third day he received $4 and on the fourth day he received $8 if this continues how much money will marcos have by the end of the week

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