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One serving of crackers is 3/10 of the whole box of crackers. bella ate 3 servings last week. what fractonof the box did she eat?
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One serving of crackers is 3/10 of the whole box of crackers. bella ate 3 servings last week. what fractonof the box did she eat?
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one serving of crackers is 3/10 of the whole box of crackers. bella ate 3 servings last week. what fractonof the box did she eat?
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Well, if she ate 3 servings and one serving equals 3/10 then Bella ate 9/10 of the box of crackers.
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