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Jimmy has a 60 gallon limit if he already has 1/4 of it how much more does he need to fill up the entire 60 gallons of gas? why?
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Jimmy has a 60 gallon limit if he already has 1/4 of it how much more does he need to fill up the entire 60 gallons of gas? why?
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jimmy has a 60 gallon limit if he already has 1/4 of it how much more does he need to fill up the entire 60 gallons of gas? why?
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I think 60 - 25 = 35 because, 1/4 is equal to a quarter for example: 3/4 is 75. Think of money! Act like someone gives you 2/4’s of Quarters and how much do they give you? 50 cents.
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