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Brian is buying cans of baked beans for a camping trip. Each can is 15 ounces. If he buys 7 cans, about how many pounds of beans

is he buying?
7 pounds
10 pounds
2 pounds
5 pounds

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Slav-nsk [51]2 years ago

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About 7 pounds of baked beans home this helps
-Sam the delivery man

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