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kolezko [41]
2 years ago
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2 qualitative: she measures the cupcakes and finds the difference and she estimated that she would get bigger cupcakes if she put more eggs quantitive: she sees that the cupcake with 3 eggs is 0.25 centimeters taller than the cupcake with 2 eggs and she did not get any more extra cupcake even though the cupcake with 3 eggs was taller
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