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The container of orange juice held 5 1/3 cups of juice. If a serving of juice is 7/8 of a cup how many servings are in the conta

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serg [7]2 years ago

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=5 1/3/7/8
=16/3/7/8
=16/3x7/8
=128/21
=6 2/21

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