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Irina has 6 tubs of yogurt

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Answer:

If its I-ready then the answer is b= 6 divided by 1/4

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I got it right on the iready

Alisher Musurmonv answered Jan 15, 2019

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Okay? And? Lol......

Wuerg answered Jan 18, 2019

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