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Need help with part a part b part c

Need help with part a part b part c
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Need help with part a part b part c

Need help with part a part b part c-example-1
Need help with part a part b part c-example-1
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Part A 4 Part B 20 Part C C

there are total 28 balls. 1 / 7 = 4 balls.

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