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ChosenOne599的Panel Size是多少（）
A.1.5M
B.1.94M
C.2.3M
D.3M
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C、2.3M
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A.1.5M
B.1.94M
C.2.3M
D.3M
答案
C、2.3M
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B．enthusiastically.
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D．earnestly.
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