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Ann cut her king-size chocolate bar into 12 equal parts. She ate 7 parts. Which equation shows two equivalent ways to represent how much chocolate is left from Ann's chocol…

Ann cut her king-size chocolate bar into 12 equal parts. She ate 7 parts. Which equation shows two equivalent ways to represent how much chocolate is left from Ann's chocol…
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Ann cut her king-size chocolate bar into 12 equal parts. She ate 7 parts. Which equation shows two equivalent ways to represent how much chocolate is left from Ann's chocolate bar?

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Step-by-step explanation: 12-7=5

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User Arif Acar
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Answer:

= 5 parts left

Explanation:

12-7=5

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