Cupcakes
In a bowl were some cupcakes. Jane ate one-third, and Dana ate one-quarter of the cupcakes.
a) How many cookies ate together?
b) How many cookies remain in a bowl?
Write the results as a decimal number and notepad as a fraction.
Your answer:
a) How many cookies ate together?
b) How many cookies remain in a bowl?
Write the results as a decimal number and notepad as a fraction.
Your answer:
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