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Mathematics, 16.12.2021 18:40, theyfallfora

At the supermarket, Ms. Gregory bought ¾ lb of lemons and ⅞ lb of limes. How many ounces of lemons did Ms. Gregory buy? At the supermarket, Ms. Gregory bought ¾ lb of lemons and ⅞ lb of limes.

How many ounces of limes did Ms. Gregory buy?

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