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Sandy picked ½ of a bucket of plums, and Sally picked ½ of a bucket of plums. Sandy ate ⅓ of the pickings. How many buckets total did they pick?

Sandy picked ½ of a bucket of plums, and Sally picked ½ of a bucket of plums. Sandy ate ⅓ of the pickings. How many buckets total did they pick?
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Sandy picked ½ of a bucket of plums, and Sally picked ½ of a bucket of plums. Sandy ate ⅓ of the pickings. How many buckets total did they pick?

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1 whole bucket

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