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3 years ago

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Mariah bought nine yards of fabric for a project she used three yards on the first day what fraction of the fabric did she use t

he first day

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JulsSmile [24]3 years ago

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1/3 because on total has to be 1 or 9/9 but if she use 3 yards of 9/9 then she use 3/9 and if you simplify is 1/3

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