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1. a tank holds 24 fish. one-sixth of the fish
are puffer fish and one-fourth are gobies.
the tank also holds parrotfish, clownfish,
and angelfish. there are twice as many
parrotfish as clownfish. there are half as
many angelfish as clownfish. how many
of each fish are there?
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