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Mathematics, 13.04.2021 02:50 bbysl15

Samsons grave is at one of the ends. duttons grave is the only multiple of three. clements grave is less than 20.smiths grave is 13 less than samsons .payness grave is right of duttons. tomkins grave is the remaining one

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