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Julian has 3 pounds of ham to make 12 sandwiches.Which statement about Julian's sandwiches are true? A) Each sandwich has more t

han 1 pound of ham B)Julian will have 1/2 pound of ham left over C)Each sandwich has 1/4 pound of ham D) Each sandwich has 4 pounds of ham

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Ostrovityanka [42]3 years ago

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C. Each Sandwich has 1/4 pounds of ham

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