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Dakota mixes flour and oats for a recipe. He uses 5/6 cup of flour. This is 4/6 more than the amount of oats he uses. How many cups of oats does Dakota use?
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Dakota mixes flour and oats for a recipe. He uses 5/6 cup of flour. This is 4/6 more than the amount of oats he uses. How many cups of oats does Dakota use?
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5/6-4/6 =1/6
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