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Marlene decided to buy 2 bags of apples weighting 3 1/4 pounds each, instead of buying 3 bags weighting 2 2/5 pounds each. Did s

he end up with more apples or fewer apples but buying bigger bags
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Lynna [10]3 years ago
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c onedge

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