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3 years ago

Sean has 1/5 of a cupcake and 1/5 of a large cake. Are they the same?

1 answer:

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I think its a yes because 1\5 is 1\5 since it doesn't give u the exact measurements for the large cake and cupcake.
i think thats right

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