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Carl's bead order includes 3 boxes of 100 beads. Which could be the number of beads in Carl's order?
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Carl's bead order includes 3 boxes of 100 beads. Which could be the number of beads in Carl's order?
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300. 100 x 3 = 300
there are 100 beads in each of the boxes
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