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Susan has 90 sweets, 36 chocolates, and 60 jellies.
She wants to pack the items equally into goodie bags without any leftover items. How many bags will she pack maximum? How many sweets, chocolates, and jellies will be in one bag?
She wants to pack the items equally into goodie bags without any leftover items. How many bags will she pack maximum? How many sweets, chocolates, and jellies will be in one bag?
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