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12 green pairs, 9 red pairs, or 11 blue pairs. If Sarah only needs to pick one pair how many different choices does she have to pick a new pair of glasses?

12 green pairs, 9 red pairs, or 11 blue pairs. If Sarah only needs to pick one pair how many different choices does she have to pick a new pair of glasses?
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12 green pairs, 9 red pairs, or 11 blue pairs. If Sarah only needs to pick one pair how many different choices does she have to pick a new pair of glasses?

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Sarah has three choices: 12 green pairs, 9 red pairs, or 11 blue pairs.

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