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3 years ago

Arthur baked 1 7/12 dozen muffins nina baked 1 1/12 dozen muffins how many dozen muffins did they bake

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They baked 2 dozen because each dozen is 12 so one did 17 + another did 11 = 28 and divide it by 12 get. 2 dozens.

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Thepotemich [5.8K]3 years ago

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2 8/12 reduced to 2 2/3 dozen

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