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12 June, 05:55

Mary sent out invitations to her wedding last week. The invitations were heavy, so put more than just one stamp on each envelope. She use 255 stamps and mailed out 85 invitations. If she used an equal amount of stamps on each envelope, how many stamps did she place on each envelope?

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