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Carl wants to add 1/3 of his iced tea to 1/6 of Eamon's lemonade to make an Arnold Palmer. Carl said they can add the two amounts the way they are to get an accurate measurement. Is Carl correct? Support
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Carl wants to add 1/3 of his iced tea to 1/6 of Eamon's lemonade to

make an Arnold Palmer. Carl said they can add the two amounts the
way they are to get an accurate measurement. Is Carl correct? Support
your response.

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