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A grocery store has 5 pounds of granola. One customer buys 2/3 pound of granola and another buys 5/6 pound . After these purchases, how much granola is left?

A grocery store has 5 pounds of granola. One customer buys 2/3 pound of granola and another buys 5/6 pound . After these purchases, how much granola is left?
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A grocery store has 5 pounds of granola. One customer buys 2/3 pound of granola and another buys 5/6 pound . After these purchases, how much granola is left?

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3 and 3/2 because 2/3 plus 5/6 elquals one and 1/3 and 5 minus one and 1/3 equals three and 2/3
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