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Ian picked 1/10 of a bucket of apples, and Sam picked 7/10 of a bucket of apples. How many more buckets did Sam pick?

Ian picked 1/10 of a bucket of apples, and Sam picked 7/10 of a bucket of apples. How many more buckets did Sam pick?
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Ian picked 1/10 of a bucket of apples, and Sam picked 7/10 of a bucket of apples. How many more buckets did Sam pick?

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6/10

Because if we subtract the number 7 and 1 it will be 6

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User StephenS
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Answer:6/10

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