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Susan ate % of a pumpkin pie. Joseph ate 34 of the same pumpkin pie. 14. Using the Least Common Denominator, how many pieces is this pie cut into? I D. Question 13 1 pts

Susan ate % of a pumpkin pie. Joseph ate 34 of the same pumpkin pie. 14. Using the Least Common Denominator, how many pieces is this pie cut into? I D. Question 13 1 pts
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Susan ate % of a pumpkin pie. Joseph ate 34 of the same

pumpkin pie.
14. Using the Least Common Denominator, how many
pieces is this pie cut into?
I
D. Question 13
1 pts

Susan ate % of a pumpkin pie. Joseph ate 34 of the same pumpkin pie. 14. Using the-example-1
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The answer is
(7)/(12)

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