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Mathematics, 23.01.2021 07:10 GreenHerbz206

Jim picks 16 quarts of berries. He needs 2 1/4 quarts to make a batch of jam. If he saves 2 1/2 quarts of berries to eat how many batches of jam can Jim make?

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