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The total of six consecutive even numbers in Set A is 402. In Set B, the smallest number is 15 less than twice the smallest number in Set
The total of six consecutive even numbers in Set A is 402. In Set B, the smallest number is 15 less than twice the smallest number in Set
A. What is the sum of four consecutive numbers in Set B?
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