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Marietta is selling cheeses for the holiday fundraiser. On Monday, she sold 7 9 of the boxes of cheeses. On Tuesday she restocke

d her supply and sold 0.85 of the boxes of cheeses. On which day did Marietta sell more boxes? Explain.

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Sidana [21]3 years ago

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Tuesday because .79 is less than .85

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