Mathematics

Lillie Mueller

14 April, 14:18

Matt had a full jar of marbles. He gave Kayla 34 of the marbles. Then Kayla returned 13 of a jar's worth of marbles to the jar. How much of the jar is now full of marbles? Enter your answer in simplest fractional form in the box.

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