2 Marie bought Ib. of oranges, Ź lb. of sugar, and 5 lb. of potatoes. She carried all
of these groceries home in one bag. What was the total weight of the items in the
bag that Marie carried home?
F
10
3
11 lbs.
6 4 7 1bs.
H
11
8 lbs.
J
53
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lbs
what’s the answer?

Add the fractions, and simply the result to lowest terms. 2/3 + 2/7= ?

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