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14 February, 14:39

The robber stole only 32 pounds of quarters out of the coin machine. Quarters are weighed in ounces. If there are 16 ouncess in 1 pound how many ounces of quarters were stolen

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  1. 14 February, 14:59
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    The number of ounces stolen is 512
  2. 14 February, 15:08
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    512 ounces. If (1y=16x) than (1 (32) y=16 (32) x) thus x = (32x16) x=512 ounces.
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