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02-02-2021
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If one pear costs 3$ how much of a pear can you get for 1$?

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vincentphxm74902 vincentphxm74902

02-02-2021

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1/3 of a pear

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andriamikava andriamikava

02-02-2021

1/3 of a pear hope this helps

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