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Physics, 12.05.2021 02:20, malikfitzgerald7392

Match the scenario with its 1977 serving size equivalent. 1. Louis eats a quarter pound burger from a fast food restaurants.
2. Nicole drinks a 12-ounce Diet Coke from a convenience store.
3. Tracy eats a 3-ounce snack size bag of cheesy corn chips.

A.1.8 ounces
B.1 ounce
C.5 ounces

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