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A tube of toothpaste weight about 1 pound bens mother bought five tubes how many ounces did the tubes of toothpaste weight in al

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Varvara68 [4.7K]3 years ago

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80 oz
One pound is 16 ounces. If there is 5 pounds then you just multiply 16 by 5 and get 80 ounces.

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