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My question is Dan and Becca have cups that are the same size. Dan's cup is - full of water. Becca's cup is full of water. Compa

re the amount of water in each cup using <,>, or =.

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solniwko [45]3 years ago

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Since both amounts in the cups are the same, you'll use the = sign.

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