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Leon is going on vacation taking his dog pickles along . pickles eats 4 cups of hungry hound dog food each day Leon wants to kno

w how many days he can feed pickles from 24 cup bag of hungry hound food

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Lina20 [59]3 years ago

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24x4 24 divided by 4 24+ 4 it should be one of these hope this helps

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