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A chef prepared five chocolate tortes for a dinner party. The guests consumed 2 5⁄16 tortes. How many tortes are left? A. 3 11⁄1

6 B. 2 9⁄16 C. 3 9⁄16 D. 2 11⁄16

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Nady [450]4 years ago

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<span>D. 2 11⁄16 is the answer.</span>

Alona [7]4 years ago

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The answer is Letter b

If you subtracted 5 with 2 5/16 you will get answer

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