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"John has 12 cans of dog food. He has two dogs and he gives each dog 2/3 of a can of dog foo each day. Does he have enough dog food to last one week? "
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"John has 12 cans of dog food. He has two dogs and he gives each dog 2/3 of a can of dog foo each day. Does he have enough dog food to last one week? "
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