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3 years ago

How many stuffed animals are on the scale

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Yanka [14]3 years ago

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C. 6 - If each stuffed animal weighs 1/4, then 4 stuffed animals weights 1lb, and 2 stuffed animals weighs 1/2lb. 4+2=6, so there will be 6 stuffed animals.

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