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A baker has 5 pounds of sugar she divides them equally into three containers she then uses one container to bake a pie write an

expression to show how many pounds of sugar the Baker used.

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agasfer [191]4 years ago

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5 pounds of sugar÷3 containers=1.75 of sugar and 1.75 of sugar was used to make the pie

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