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Tammy bought 36 ounces of nuts at the store. How much is this in pounds?
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Tammy bought 36 ounces of nuts at the store. How much is this in pounds?
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36 ounces in pounds is 2.25
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36 ounces converted to pounds would be 2.25 lbs
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