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15 oranges, 25 apples and 40 pears are packed in boxes in such a way that each box should contain equal number of fruits of the same type and no fruit is left. What is the greatest possible number of fruits that can be packed in one box? 15

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Answered by sethescobedo17

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3 oranges, 5 apples and 8 pears

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