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Ned has two cookies. One cookie weighs 1.75 ounces, and the other cookie weighs 1.375 ounces. Which statement correctly compares and describes the weights of the two cookies?

Ned has two cookies. One cookie weighs 1.75 ounces, and the other cookie weighs 1.375 ounces. Which statement correctly compares and describes the weights of the two cookies?
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Ned has two cookies. One cookie weighs 1.75 ounces, and the other cookie weighs 1.375 ounces. Which statement correctly compares

and describes the weights of the two cookies?

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User Wicaledon
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Answer:

i think that it is 3.125

Explanation:

because 1.75 + 1.375 =3.125

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User Fontophilic
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