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A Sweet Problem from Mathnasium of South Beaverton

Feb 8, 2017 | South Beaverton

Christian has two-thirds of a pound of chocolate chips. Kaylee has 0.25 pounds of chocolate chips. How much more do they need to have a whole pound of chocolate chips?

(Related: with all of these chocolate chips, we feel Christian and Kaylee should make cookies to share with friends and family - don't you agree?? Yummmmm!)

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A Sweet Problem from Mathnasium of South Beaverton

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