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Annie made fruit punch for 12 people the punch contains sparkling water and 2/3 pint of fruit juice per person if there are 10 2

/5 pints of fruit punch how many pints of sparkling water did Annie add per person write out with equation

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Furkat [3]3 years ago

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11 pints I believe. Good luck

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