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Kirsty counts number of peas in a pod

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Put the rest of the equation so we can help you

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Benedikt Kromer answered Mar 2, 2021

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I do not know

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You need to put the rest of the question there so that we know how many peas there are and what is happening to the peas.

Emmanuel Courreges answered Mar 7, 2021

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