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Some friends made a salad for a party. there were 28 people at the party including the friends. they bought enough cherry tomato

es for everyone to get 3 cherry tomatoes each. how many charry tomatoes did the friends buy?

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zubka84 [21]3 years ago

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Just do 28 times 3 and you will get 84 to check this just divide 84 to 28.....

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