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Mathematics, 23.06.2019 15:30, Jazzy2006

Keiko wants to pour 70.97 grams of salt into a container. so far, she has poured 49.3 grams. how much more salt should keiko pour? keiko wants to pour grams of salt into a container. so far, she has poured grams. how much more salt should keiko pour?

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