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Mrs.Aguilar is going to use 6 1/3 yards to make 2 gowns. The larger gown requires 3 2/3 yards of material. How much material wil

l Mrs.Aguilar have left to use on the smaller gown?

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lakkis [162]2 years ago

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6 1/3- 3 2/3= 2 2/3 LEFT OVER

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