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Jack’s pumpkin weighs 12 3/8 pounds. Jill’s pumpkin weighs 11 3/4 pounds. How much heavier is Jack’s pumpkin than Jill’s pumpkin? A. 5/8 pounds B. 1 5/8 pounds C. 1 3/8 pounds D. 3/8 pounds
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Do you know how to turn these fractions into improper fractions?
i got 3/8 for my answer i just needed sumone to check it
Well Lets see..an easy way to this is...
First find the common Denominatior to this
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