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Jean read 1/4 of her book on Monday . She read the same amount on Tuesday. What part of her book did Jean read on Tuesday?

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Jean read another 1/4. She is now halfway done with her book :)

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Jean read 1/2 of her book because 1/4 plus 1/4 is 2/4 which is also equal aren’t with 1/2. Your welcome :) please give a thanks ;)))

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