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3 years ago

When can you use mixed numbers in real life

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ch4aika [34]3 years ago

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Answer:

You can use mixed numbers in the real world when you are baking there are measuring cups like for example... 1 1/2 of sugar. You can also use mixed numbers in the real world when you are sharing thins like cake or a pizza. You can use mixed numbers for some things.

I did that picture for homework hope that helped .

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