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Mathematics, 27.10.2020 04:20 nathanb29oue8gj

Alberto is in charge of making lunch at a summer camp. He knows that 3 tuna casseroles will serve 15 campers. How many tuna casseroles should Alberto make to serve 35 campers?

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