__+__+__is 30.Fill in d gap.The nomba must be odd nomba between 3,5,7,9,11,13

__+__+__is 30.Fill in d gap.The nomba must be odd nomba between 3,5,7,9,11,13
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Three odd numbers added together will always equal an odd number, and 30 is an even number. So there must be one even number and two odds, or three even numbers.

For example: 6+11+13=30; 9+10+11=30; 8+9+13=30.

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