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Use <, >, or = to describe the relationship between 2/12 and 4/6. 2/12 < 4/6
What decimal represents 3/5? .6
Scott has 500 marbles. He has 150 more marbles than Mike and 20 fewer than Larry. How many marbles does Larry have? 520
An auditorium has 46 rows and each row can seat 15 people. How many people can be seated if the auditorium is full? 690
Students earn $175 during a fundraiser selling cookies. If they sold 25 boxes of cookies, how much did a box of cookies cost? $7
Mr. Acevedo needs 4 tires for each truck and he has 10 trucks. Tires are on sale at 2 for $80. How much money will it cost? $1600
What is 2 million more than 7,435,060,000? 7,437,060,000
Put in order from greatest to least: 12.5, 13.02, 12.05, 13.2, 13.22 13.22, 13.20, 13.02, 12.5, 12.05
Veronica saw 5 brown rabbits and 15 black rabbits. What fraction of the rabbits were brown? 1/4
Convert 8/5 to a mixed number. 1 3/5
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