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JR wants to lose weight in the next 30 days by drinking less juice.  There are 100 calories per glass of juice and JR usually drinks 3 glasses a day. 

How much weight would JR lose by only drinking 1 glass a day?

  1. 0.85 pounds
  2. It depends on the type of juice
  3. 1.7 pounds
  4. 3000 calories

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