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Jake had 2.95 mL of a liquid. He added more liquid and now has 3.56 mL. How many mL of liquid did Jake add? Enter your answer in decimal form in the box.

Jake had 2.95 mL of a liquid. He added more liquid and now has 3.56 mL. How many mL of liquid did Jake add? Enter your answer in decimal form in the box.
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Jake had 2.95 mL of a liquid. He added more liquid and now has 3.56 mL.

How many mL of liquid did Jake add?

Enter your answer in decimal form in the box.

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0.61 ml. 3.56 mL - 2.95mL = the amount added to the jar
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