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The cafe where you work just ran out of coffee, and you are at the store to buy 112 pounds of coffee. You have put a can with 34

pound of coffee into your shopping cart. How many more pounds of coffee do you need?
12
32
34
36
214

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valentina_108 [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

actually you need 78 more pounds of coffee

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