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1. If the number is a multiple of 3 than it lies from 50 to 59 ( both included)
2. If the number is not s multiple of 4 than it lies from 60 to 69 ( both numbers included)
3. If the number is not s multiple of 6 than it lies from 70 to 79 ( both numbers are included) . find the number

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1. If the number is a multiple of 3 than it lies from 50 to 59 ( both included)2. If the number is not s multiple of 4 than it lies from 60 to 69 ( both numbers included)3. If the number is not s multiple of 6 than it lies from 70 to 79 ( both numbers are included) . find the number​

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1. If the number is a multiple of 3 than it lies from 50 to 59 ( both included)
2. If the number is not s multiple of 4 than it lies from 60 to 69 ( both numbers included)
3. If the number is not s multiple of 6 than it lies from 70 to 79 ( both numbers are included) . find the number