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Sheila buys 33kg of rice, 9kg of cornmeal and a certain amount of flour at the supermarket. The amount of flour bought is a third of the amount of rice bought. How much flour was bought? A. 15kg B. 11kg
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Sheila buys 33kg of rice, 9kg of cornmeal and a certain amount of flour at the supermarket. The amount of flour bought is a third of the amount of rice bought. How much flour was bought? A. 15kg

B. 11kg
C. 18kg
D. 23kg

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B. 11kg
33 divided by 3 = 11
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