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Write a problem that can be solved by comparing pounds and ounces using a model.Include a solution.Explain why you are changing from a larger unit to a smaller unit

Write a problem that can be solved by comparing pounds and ounces using a model.Include a solution.Explain why you are changing from a larger unit to a smaller unit
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Write a problem that can be solved by comparing pounds and ounces using a model.Include a solution.Explain why you are changing from a larger unit to a smaller unit

User Gnab
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2 lb > 16 oz
well, 1 lb is 16 oz so 16x2=32 so:
32oz > 16 oz

Is that what they want?
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