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On planet Lirn, there are 13 quects to every 5 kents. If farmer Tott has 120 quects on his farm, how many kents are there? No decimals. Use a mixed number if needed
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On planet Lirn, there are 13 quects to every 5 kents. If farmer Tott has 120 quects on his farm, how many kents are there? No decimals. Use a mixed number if needed
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On planet Lirn, there are 13 quects to every 5 kents. If farmer Tott has 120 quects on his farm, how many kents are there? No decimals. Use a mixed number if needed
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120q(5k/13q)=600k/13
46 2/13 kents
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