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A science experiment calls for mixing 3 and two-thirds cups of distilled water with 1 and three-fourths cups of vinegar and Two-thirds cups of liquid detergent. How much liquid in all, in cups, is needed?
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A science experiment calls for mixing 3 and two-thirds cups of distilled water with 1 and three-fourths cups of vinegar and Two-thirds cups of liquid detergent. How much liquid in all, in cups, is needed?

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A science experiment calls for mixing 3 and two-thirds cups of distilled water with-example-1
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Answer:

the answer is 6 1/12

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