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Mathematics, 10.10.2020 23:01 paulesparsa6

Patton is organizing his stamp collection into a book. He has 42 foreign stamps and 70 U. S. Stamps. He wants every page to have the same number of foreign stamps and the same number of U. S. Stamps. If he puts the greatest number of stamps on each page, how many pages will he use?

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