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3 years ago

A local diner uses 4 2/3 pounds of meat to make five hamburgers. How much meat is used to make one hamburger?

Mathematics

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hodyreva [135]3 years ago

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Answer:14/15 pounds of meat

Step-by-step explanation:

<h3>SO, 4 2/3=14/3</h3><h3>5 HAMBURGERS ARE MADE BY USING 14/3 POUNDS OF MEAT</h3><h3>1 HAMBURGER IS MADE BY USING 14/3×1/5 OR,14/15 POUNDS OF MEAT.</h3><h3>BASICALLY THE ANSWER IS:14/15 pounds of meat is used to make one hamburger.</h3>

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