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If a customer ordered 5 items and the order had a total of 17 wheels,how many wagons were ordered?
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If a customer ordered 5 items and the order had a total of 17 wheels,how many wagons were ordered?
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If a customer ordered 5 items and the order had a total of 17 wheels,how many wagons were ordered?
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3.4 items were ordered because 17 divided by 5 is 3.4 and then you round it and it is 3 items!! :) Have a nice day
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