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Skylar bought a 162/5 ounces bottle of soda. He drank 5 4/5 ounces. How much soda does he still have left?
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Skylar bought a 162/5 ounces bottle of soda. He drank 5 4/5 ounces. How much soda does he still have left?
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151/5 ounces is the correct answer
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