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What is a word that means to miss or to be deficient in something?
to miss or be deficient = lack
What is the classify of 321 abundant or perfect or deficient?
It is deficient.
Is 23 abundant of deficient?
It is deficient.
Is 24 an deficient number?
NO- 24 is not deficient.
Is the 64 abundant or deficient?
64 is deficient.
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