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If a river is 4.2 feet and it dropped 18% percenet what is the depth
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If a river is 4.2 feet and it dropped 18% percenet what is the depth
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First of all don’t click on that photo and I think the answer is 3.4 don’t come at me if I’m wrong lol
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