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Colin made some donuts. He sold 1/6 of the donuts on Monday. On Tuesday, he sold 1/3 more donuts than he did on Monday. What fra

ction of the donuts did Colin sell on the 2 days?

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Katen [24]3 years ago

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Transfer 1/3 into 6s to get 2/6 then add 1/6 2/6 to get 3/6

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