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Multiplying Fractions
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Each full boxes weighs 4 1⁄2 lbs. If you have 3 full boxes and one box that is 1⁄3 full, how much would they weigh?
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Each full boxes weighs 4 1⁄2 lbs. If you have 3 full boxes how much would they weigh?
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Each full boxes weighs 4 lbs. If you have a box that is 1⁄3 full, how much would it weigh?
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