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Jason wants to complete 11/14 of a crossword today. Jason has already done 5/13 of a crossword. What fraction of a crossword doe

s Jason have left to finish?

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Fantom [35]2 years ago

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He needs to finish 11/14, and he already finished 5/13, so the remaining required to finish is 11/14-5/13=143/182-70/182=73/182

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