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Sandra paints 1/2 of a small wall. Kenneth paints 1/2 of a large wall. Sandra claims that together they painted one wall because 1/2 + 1/2 . Is she correct? Use mathematical rea…

Sandra paints 1/2 of a small wall. Kenneth paints 1/2 of a large wall. Sandra claims that together they painted one wall because 1/2 + 1/2 . Is she correct? Use mathematical rea…
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Sandra paints 1/2 of a small wall. Kenneth paints 1/2 of a large wall. Sandra claims that together they painted one wall because 1/2 + 1/2 . Is she correct? Use mathematical reasoning to explain why or why not.

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the answer to this question is 75%
User Gettalong
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it seem more like 75% of a wall

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