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Mathematics, 20.08.2020 01:01 jamesnaquan132

How many pennies could you have if: When you break the pennies into groups of 2, you have
1 penny left over, AND when you break the pennies into
groups of 3, you have 1 penny left over, AND when you
break the pennies into groups of 5, you have 1 penny
left over, AND when you break the pennies into groups
of 7, you have NO pennies left over?

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