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Joan counted that 2/10 of her jelly beans were red. Dean counted that 6/10 of his jelly beans were red. Hiw much greater a fraction od Dean's jelly beans were red?

Joan counted that 2/10 of her jelly beans were red. Dean counted that 6/10 of his jelly beans were red. Hiw much greater a fraction od Dean's jelly beans were red?
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joan counted that 2/10 of her jelly beans were red. Dean counted that 6/10 of his jelly beans were red. Hiw much greater a fraction od Dean's jelly beans were red?

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if you take the 6 and subtract it by 2 you will get 4
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