Gia has 0.4 pounds of tuna. She eats 0.8, how much tuna did Gia eat?

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If she has .4 pounds and she eats .8 pounds... She would have ate .8 pounds but she only has .4 pounds. This was not be possible to answer or we are missing information.

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