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Harold splits 1 7/8gallons of lemonade evenly among 5 cups. How many gallons of lemonade does Harold pour into each cup?
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Harold splits 1 7/8gallons of lemonade evenly among 5 cups. How many gallons of lemonade does Harold pour into each cup?
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Harold splits 1 7/8gallons of lemonade evenly among 5 cups. How many gallons of
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3/8 of a gallon
Explanation:
1 7/8 divided by 5 = 3/8
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