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Jed has more than twice as many strawberries as Dianna, but only half as many as Lisa. If Dianna has ‘a' number of strawberries, how many strawberries do Jed, Dianna, and Lisa have in terms of ‘a'?
A
6a+7
B
7a+6
C
2a+ 4
D
9a+4
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