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A case of grapefruit weighs 35 3/4 pounds. of this weight, 1/8 is not ripe. What is the weight of the grapefruit that are ripe?

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Irina18 [472]3 years ago

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Turn those 2 fractions into a improper fraction and do keep change flip and then turn it back into a mixed number

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