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3,219 millimeters of of water and 185 millimeters of orange syrup are mixed to make orange juice. about how many orange juice will there be?
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3,219 millimeters of of water and 185 millimeters of orange syrup are mixed to make orange juice. about how many orange juice will there be?
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3,219 millimeters of of water and 185 millimeters of orange syrup are mixed to make orange juice. about how many orange juice will there be?
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3,219+185 millimeters is 3404 millimeters of orange juice.
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