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武汉华简教育公司向实验小学赠送130套教学资料，学校准备把这130套资料分给各年

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武汉华简教育公司向实验小学赠送130套教学资料，学校准备把这130套资料分给各年级的优秀生．计划高年级分得
1
2
，中年级分得
1
3
，低年级分得
1
4
，而且资料分配必须是整套不能拆分，有什么办法可以进行分配并能使资料恰好全部分完？

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答案：B

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