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carmen bought 15 case of juice for a party. she bought 3 cases of bottled water for every 5 case of juice she bought for the par

ty how many case of bottled water did carmen buy answer

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Crazy boy [7]3 years ago

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Nine I believe, because fifth teen divided by five equals three
three times three equals nine.

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