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A marine biologist measured one fish that was 2/3 of a foot long and a second fish that was 1/3 of a foot long. How much longer was the first fish?
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A marine biologist measured one fish that was 2/3 of a foot long and a second fish that was 1/3 of a foot long. How much longer was the first fish?

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1/3 foot longer

Step-by-step explanation:2/3-1/3=1/3

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