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Eva decorated cupcakes with pound of red jelly beans and pound of blue jelly beans. She says that she used pound of jelly beans

in all. Is her statement reasonable?

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nikklg [1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

No, her statement is not reasonable. This is because, she refused to acknowledge the fact that she used a pound of Blue Jelly during the decoration of the cake.

<em>Skipping this information makes is dangerous for others who might not be aware of the Blue Jelly and eat the cupcakes thereby causing them problems (Maybe, they are allergic to Blue Jelly)</em>

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