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jabir buys 2.74 pounds of dried pinto beans and 4.05 pounds of dried lima beans. what is the difference between the wieghts of b

eans that jabir buys

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topjm [15]2 years ago

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4.05-2.74=1.31

The difference is 1.31 pounds.

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