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15 April, 18:31

Calvin, Eli, lunch and Cora are preparing hygiene kits for the Red Cross. Calvin fill four in three minutes, Eli fills 75 per hour, it takes Lucy 20 minutes to fill 30, and Cora fills 140 every two hours. Who fills kits the fastest

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