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19 Apr 2021, 06:31
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if a, b, c are integers, what is the value of a?
(1) (a-7)(b-7)(c-7)=0
(2) bc=18
(1) (a-7)(b-7)(c-7)=0
(2) bc=18
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19 Apr 2021, 08:52
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Hello, khazare. This question has already been posted, here. Please make sure you are posting a NEW question before adding a question to the forum. (New official questions are hard to come by, even if it does happen on occasion, as well as once a year when the new OG is released.) Bunuel?
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19 Apr 2021, 08:57
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