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A month ago, kerry weighed 123 1/4 pounds. now he weighs 120 1/2 pounds. how many pounds did he lose?
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A month ago, kerry weighed 123 1/4 pounds. now he weighs 120 1/2 pounds. how many pounds did he lose?
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A month ago, kerry weighed 123 1/4 pounds. now he weighs 120 1/2 pounds. how many pounds did he lose?
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Old weight =
New weight =
Hence, weight lost =
Hence, the answer is
pounds.
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123 1/4 - 120 1/2 = 2 3/4
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