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Which shows a correct order to solve this story problem? Gina used 3.2 ounces of strawberry jelly and 4.7 ounces of raspberry jelly in her recipe. She made the same recipe 4 times. How much jelly did Gina use altogether? A. Step 1: Add the weights of the two jellies. Step 2: Divide that sum by 4. B. Step 1: Subtract the weight of the strawberry jelly from the raspberry jelly. Step 2: Multiply that difference by 4. C. Step 1: Add the weights of the two jellies. Step 2: Multiply that sum by 4. D. Step 1: Subtract the weight of the strawberry jelly from the raspberry jelly. Step
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C. Step 1: Add the weights of the two jellies. Step 2: Multiply that sum by 4.
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