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sean has1/5 of a cupcake and 1/5 of a large cake .Does the sum 1/5+1/5=2/5 make sense in this situation ? Explain​
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sean has1/5 of a cupcake and 1/5 of a large cake .Does the sum 1/5+1/5=2/5 make sense in this situation ? Explain​

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yes it makes sense but the cupcake and cake thing is like km and cm no problem but

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User Tao
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FRIST 10

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OH WAIT NEVERMIND I DONT HOW TO DO THIS LOL

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