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Business, 19.05.2020 18:08, yejinschoi6362

Calvin purchased 2 fish bowls full of goldfish and 3 goldfish in a single bag. Each bowl had 6 fish in it. How many goldfish did Calvin buy? Calculate the number of fish in 1 bowl and in the bag together. Divide that number by the number of bowls. Calculate how many goldfish are in 2 fish bowls. Add that number to the number of fish in the bag. Calculate how many more goldfish are in a bowl than the bag. Multiply that number by the number of bowls. Calculate how many fish bowls there are. Add that number to the number of fish in the bag.

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