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A shop sells sweets where every 3 sweet wrappers can be exchanged for one more sweet. Kelvin has enough money to buy only 19 swe

ets. What is the biggest number of sweets that he can get from the shop?

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drek231 [11]1 year ago

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Kelvin can get 6 free sweets

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