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John's teacher bought three 64 ounce bottles of soda for a class party. At the end of the party, 1/6 of the soda remained. How many ounces of soda remained?
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John's teacher bought three 64 ounce bottles of soda for a class party. At the end of the party, 1/6 of the soda remained. How many ounces of soda remained?

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Answer: 10

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64/6=10 therefore it is 10

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