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Mathematics, 30.07.2019 20:00 hftyd2046

Glenys, karen, nicola, philippa and shirley enjoy healthy snacks on their daily tea break. there are 5 different pieces of fruit left in the common room fruit bowl: an apple, a banana, a nectarine, an orange and a plum. they agree to have one piece each. glenys likes only apples and bananas; philippa likes only apples and plums; nicola and shirley both like nectarines, oranges and plums; and karen likes only bananas and oranges. list all the possible ways that they can each have one piece of fruit that they like

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