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Bryan initially filled a measuring cup with 3/10 of a cup of syrup from a large jug. Then he poured 1/10 of a cup back into the

jug. How much syrup remains in the measuring cup?

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wariber [46]3 years ago

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2/10. 3-1/10 = 2/10.

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