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The hanger below is balanced. the triangle weigh 4g and the circles weigh 7g each. how much does one square weigh?
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The hanger below is balanced. the triangle weigh 4g and the circles weigh 7g each. how much does one square weigh?
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the hanger below is balanced. the triangle weigh 4g and the circles weigh 7g each. how much does one square weigh?
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One square weighs 7g.
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