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15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the width of the carton. How many more tins are packed standing upright than lying along the width?…

15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the width of the carton. How many more tins are packed standing upright than lying along the width?…
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15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the width of the carton. How many more tins are packed standing upright than lying along the width?​

15. Jeff packed tins in cartons standing upright and Sammy packed lying along the-example-1
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I think the answer is D

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