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Alexa has set up a lemonade stand outside her house and sells small cups and larga cups of lemonade. Each small cup holds 8 ounces of lemonade and each large cup
hold 16 ounces of lemonade. Alexa used 320 ounces of lemonade and sold twice as
many small cups as large cups. Determine the number of small cups sold and the
number of large cups sold.
Alexa sold
small cups and
large cups.

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