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The robber stole only 32 pounds of quarters out of the coin machine. Quarters are weighed in ounces. If there are 16 ouncess in 1 pound how many ounces of quarters were stolen

The robber stole only 32 pounds of quarters out of the coin machine. Quarters are weighed in ounces. If there are 16 ouncess in 1 pound how many ounces of quarters were stolen
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The robber stole only 32 pounds of quarters out of the coin machine. Quarters are weighed in ounces. If there are 16 ouncess in 1 pound how many ounces of quarters were stolen

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512 ounces. If (1y=16x) than (1(32)y=16(32)x)thus x=(32x16) x=512 ounces.
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the number of ounces stolen is 512
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