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Hello! Yes I know this is a lot but let me explain. this is one question I promise. so the text at the top is the problem. I attempted it by myself. I believe I got A correct, so reassurance on that would be great. but when it comes to B and C, I don't know where to put the numbers as a plug in. please help me.


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