Jay buys 2(1)/(4) pounds of lunchmeat at the grocery store. How many ounces of lunchmeat is Jay buying? (16 ounces = 1 pound) A 18 ounces B 20 ounces C 32 ounces D 36 ounces

Jay buys 2(1)/(4) pounds of lunchmeat at the grocery store. How many ounces of lunchmeat is Jay buying? (16 ounces = 1 pound) A 18 ounces B 20 ounces C 32 ounces D 36 ounces

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