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3 years ago

Samantha ate 3/5 of the pumpkin pie Sean ate 2/10 of the pie how much did they leave for Richard

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gavmur [86]3 years ago

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If you simplify 2/10 to get 1/5 then you can add the two together to get 4/5, so that would leave 1/5 for richard

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