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One box has 16 apples. Another box has 24 lemons. Each apple weighs twice as much as each lemon. If A is the weight of the box of apples and B is the weight of the box of lemons…

One box has 16 apples. Another box has 24 lemons. Each apple weighs twice as much as each lemon. If A is the weight of the box of apples and B is the weight of the box of lemons…
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One box has 16 apples. Another box has 24 lemons. Each apple weighs twice as much as each lemon. If A is the weight of the box of apples

and B is the weight of the box of lemons, what is?

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48

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