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Scott bought three sets of weights that weighed 25.002 pounds each. How much did all three sets weigh together? O 8.334 O 22.002 O 50.004 75.006
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Scott bought three sets of weights that weighed 25.002 pounds each. How much did all three sets weigh together? O 8.334 O 22.002 O 50.004 75.006
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Scott bought three sets of weights that weighed 25.002 pounds each. How much did all three sets weigh together? O 8.334 O 22.002 O 50.004 75.006
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