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Lara ate 1 4 of a pie and Ryan ate 3 10 of the same pie....

Lara ate 1 4
of a pie and Ryan ate
3 10 of the same pie. The next day Cassie ate
2 3
of the pie that was left. What fraction
of the original pie was not eaten?

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