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Sebastian Thomas
23 February, 12:39
Is 1:2 and 1:2 eqivalent?
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Ezequiel
23 February, 13:21
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Yes it is equivalent
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Isaias Rush
23 February, 15:11
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Yes it is equivalent.
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