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Cathryn was making a pie. she used 3⁄2 pints of blackberries and 7⁄3 pints of blueberries. how many more blueberries than blackberries did she use?

Cathryn was making a pie. she used 3⁄2 pints of blackberries and 7⁄3 pints of blueberries. how many more blueberries than blackberries did she use?
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Cathryn was making a pie. she used 3⁄2 pints of blackberries and 7⁄3 pints of blueberries. how many more blueberries than blackberries did she use?

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3/2 = 9/6 blackberries, then 7/3 = 14/6 blueberries. 14-9=5, and so then 5/6 pints of blueberries was used more than blackberries.

the answer is 5/6! : )
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