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1枚目の写真の文章についての質問が2枚目の写真です。Q&Aにどう答えるのが良いのか教えていただきたいです！

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1枚目の写真の文章から、2枚目の写真のQ&Aの答えを教えていただきたいです！

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問三の(5)はなぜdになるのでしょうか？分のタイトルの問題はどう見分けるのがいいでしょうか？

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