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Mr. Brown bought 2 2/3 pounds of bananas and 3.5 pounds of peaches at the grocery store. How many more pounds of peaches than bananas did Mr. Brown purchase?

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marvi7860 marvi7860

21-01-2018

answer 12.8333.....
the 3 is repeating

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Flowerly Flowerly

21-01-2018

Hey there!

Mr. Brown bought 2 2/3 pounds of bananas and 3.5 pounds of peaches at the grocery store. How many more pounds of peaches than bananas did Mr. Brown purchase?

Answer: 100 pounds

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