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Draw a line to show how mrs.reed could cut one pan of lasagna into thirds,one into fourths,one into sixths,and one into eighths
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draw a line to show how mrs.reed could cut one pan of lasagna into thirds,one into fourths,one into sixths,and one into eighths
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With basic math... not challenging
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