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Rainbow [258]
2 years ago
12

At the beginning of the week, a puppy weighed 514 pounds. During the week, the puppy gains 8 ounces.

Mathematics
2 answers:
dangina [55]2 years ago
8 0
You can use socratic for that
Korvikt [17]2 years ago
8 0
<h2>☼ 5 ¾ ☼</h2>

♣ explanation ♣

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Add 8 <em>ounces</em> onto 5 to get 13, and then, add the <u><em>unit fraction</em></u> 1/4 onto it and you get 13 1/4 as your <u><em>non-simplified</em></u> mixed number answer.

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But wait! The answer must be simplified into the mixed number, "5 3/4" by <u><em>dividing</em></u> the current answer by 8 1/2, or any other number that <u><em>involves</em></u><em> </em><u><em>similarities</em></u> to the fractions' characteristics.

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