Jayla had 4 chocolate chip cookies and 3 sugar cookies. Her sister ate two of her chocolate chip cookies. What fraction of cookies does she have left?

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Jayla had 4 chocolate chip cookies and 3 sugar cookies. Her sister ate two of her chocolate chip cookies. What fraction of cookies does she have left?

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the starting fraction is 7/7
now you subtract 2 for the 2 cookies eaten
7/7 - 2/7 = 5/7
your end fraction is 5/7

Alvin Leung answered Sep 11, 2019

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