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Lesson CHECK 1. Paula spent of her allowance on clothes and on entertainment What fraction of her allowance did she spend on oth

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steposvetlana [31]3 years ago

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45 over 48 because 3 over 8 times 1 over 6 equals 3 over 48 and 48 take away 3 equals 45

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