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Paul picked 5482 peaches. Peter picked four times as Paul picked. Penny picked twice as many as Peter picked. How many peaches did they pick altogether

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Step-by-step explanation:

Multiply 5482 by 4. Then multiply Peter’s number by 2. Finally add it all together Paul’s, Peter’s, and Penny’s number.

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