At McDonald’s, a cheeseburger has 1/10 pound of meat. A quarter-pounder has 1/4 pound of meat. a. How much more meat is used for the quarter-pounder?

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At McDonald’s, a cheeseburger has 1/10 pound of meat. A

quarter-pounder has 1/4 pound of meat.
a. How much more meat is used for the quarter-pounder?

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3/20 of more meat is used for a quarter pounder

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