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Jane is building a basic stand using wooden blocks. A wooden block that is 5/8 inch thick is glued to a wooden block that is 3/4 inch thick. What is the combined thicknedd of th…

Jane is building a basic stand using wooden blocks. A wooden block that is 5/8 inch thick is glued to a wooden block that is 3/4 inch thick. What is the combined thicknedd of th…
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jane is building a basic stand using wooden blocks. A wooden block that is 5/8 inch thick is glued to a wooden block that is 3/4 inch thick. What is the combined thicknedd of the two blocks of wood

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1 ⅜

Explanation:

⅝ + ¾ = 11/8 or 1 ⅜

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