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29 April, 09:45

On Monday it snowed a total of 15 inches. on Tuesday and Wednesday it snowed an additional 4 1/2 inches and 6 3/4 inches respectively. a weather forecaster says that over the last 3 days it snowed 2 1/2 feet. is this a valid claim?

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