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How many 1/6 pound hamburger patties can be made from a 8 1/2 lb. package and a 9 2/3 lb. package of ground beef?
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How many 1/6 pound hamburger patties can be made from a 8 1/2 lb. package and a 9 2/3 lb. package of ground beef?
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How many 1/6 pound hamburger patties can be made from a 8 1/2 lb. package and a 9 2/3 lb. package of ground beef?
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You can make 60 pounds from 8 1/2 lb. And 9 2/3 lb.
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