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Helpppp in 8 asap plzz
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Helpppp in 8 asap plzz

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6 2 ounces, 4 3 ounces, 3 4 ounces, and etc. There's many more ways like for an example: 2 2 ounces plus 2 4 ounces, which will equal 12 ounces
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