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When comparing fruit weights on a balance scale, Jane notices the following relationships: • 1 orange = 2 bananas • 3 apples = 2 oranges • 1 bunch of grapes = 2 apples Use Jane’s fruit comparisons to determine whether her statements below are true or false. If a statement is false, revise the quantity on the right side of the statement to make it true.


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