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Jim drank 2/5 of his water bottle and John drank 3/10 of his water bottle. How much did the both boys drink?
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Jim drank 2/5 of his water bottle and John drank 3/10 of his water bottle. How much did the both boys drink?
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The boys drink 7/10 of a water bottle
1. Convert 2/5 into 4/10
2. Add 4/10 and 3/10
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