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The teen club had a cupcake sale. they started with 126 cupcakes. they sold 2/3 of their cupcakes in the morning. how many were

left for them to sell in the afternoon?

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Readme [11.4K]3 years ago

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126 ÷ 3= 42
42×2= 84 (number of cupcakes sold)
126-84= 42 (number of cupcakes left)

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