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asked Jun 20, 2022 158k views

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The jawbreaker machine

The jawbreaker machine-example-1

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Answer:

D.

Explanation:

If you add them all up and subtract 30 you get 60

I MAYBE MESSED UP // haven't done this math in a while

Allel answered Jun 24, 2022

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