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Allison had 18 postage stamps she gave 2/9 of the stamps to her mother and used 1/2 of the remaining stamps to send letters to h

er friends in Canada how many stamps are left

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Travka [436]2 years ago

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So first you have to do 18 multiply by 2/9. This gets you 4, next you multiply by 1/2. This gets you 2.

ANSWER: She will have 2 stamps left.

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