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Please help me w/ this. :P :) :D

Please help me w/ this. :P :) :D
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Please help me w/ this.
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:D

Please help me w/ this. :P :) :D-example-1
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In one vase there was 19 and in the second one there was 9
User Nima Sakhtemani
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28 dived by 2 is 14 so for the vases to be equal one of the vases has to have 14 and the others has 5 less than 14 soo there was 9
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