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Henri and Talia are mixing paint for an art project. They mixed p liters of red paint, 0.6 liters of blue paint, and p – 0.4 liters of white paint. They then divided the mixture evenly into 2 jars. If each jar contains 2.4 liters of paint, how much red paint did they use? Use numbers to fill in the blank.
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