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Mathematics, 03.12.2019 02:31 supremetylor29

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4. belinda babysits her neighbor's children in
the evening every 14 days. belinda goes
to visit her grandmother in the afternoon
every 21 days, belinda has both activities
planned for today, will belinda have both
activities again on the same day within
30 days? explain your reasoning,
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