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Pablo has 20 balloons for his party. He will either take 2 for a stack or 3 for a stack. How many more stacks will Pablo need if he takes 3 on each stack?
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Pablo has 20 balloons for his party. He will either take 2 for a stack or 3 for a stack. How many more stacks will Pablo need if he takes 3 on each stack?
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the answer is seven.
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I think 7. (Please tell me if I got this one wrong!)
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