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Yolanda needs 5 ponds of ground beef to make lasagna for a family reunion. One package of ground beef weighs 212 ponds. Another

package weighs 23/5 pounds. How much ground beef will Yolanda have left over after making the lasagna?

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xxTIMURxx [149]3 years ago

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2 1/2 + 2. 3/5 = 2. 5/10. + 2 6/10. = 4 11/10 = 5 1/10

She will have 1/10 lbs left

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