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Jack has two jars of wax. One jar is 1/6 full. The other jar is 4/6 full. Write an equation to find the amount of wax Jack has.

Jack has two jars of wax. One jar is 1/6 full. The other jar is 4/6 full. Write an equation to find the amount of wax Jack has.
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Jack has two jars of wax. One jar is 1/6 full. The other jar is 4/6 full. Write an equation to find the amount of wax Jack has.

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Answer:

1/6 + 4/6 = 5/6

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