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13 December, 16:14

There are 11 pairs of red gloves, 29 pairs of black gloves, and 20 pairs of blue gloves in the sale bin at a discount store. If a sales clerk at the store randomly passes out pairs of gloves to 15 customers, predict the number of customers who will receive blue gloves?

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