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Mathematics, 05.06.2021 06:10, dragonstar9771
18. Mr Waters had some oranges and pears. 60% of them were oranges. 70% of the pears and 40% of the oranges were sold. 240 fruit were not sold. How many fruit did Mr Waters have at first?
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