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At McDonalds,a cheeseburger has 200 fewer calories than a large fries.Two cheeseburgers and a large fries have 1100 calories.How

many calories are in each item?

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garik1379 [7]3 years ago

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The fries are 500 calories and each burger is 300 calories. 500+300+300=1100

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