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Matt pours 3 2/3 cups of orange juice into a measuring cup from a large container.Then he pours 1 1/4 cups back into the container. How MUCH ORANGE JUICE REMAINS IN THE MEASURING CUP
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Matt pours 3 2/3 cups of orange juice into a measuring cup from a large container.Then he pours 1 1/4 cups back into the container. How MUCH ORANGE JUICE REMAINS IN THE MEASURING CUP
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3/2/3 - 1/1/4
= 3/8/12 - 1/3/12
= 2/5/12
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