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Noelle is drawing fraction bars to model the sum of One-fifth and Three-fourths. What is the smallest number of equally sized pieces each fraction bar can be broken into to find the sum? 4 5 9 20
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Noelle is drawing fraction bars to model the sum of One-fifth and Three-fourths. What is the smallest number of equally sized pieces each fraction bar can be broken into to find the sum? 4 5 9 20

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D. 20

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20

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