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4 March, 19:08

Stan, Liam, and Louise are competing in a cooking competition. They all use different amounts of flour from a can containing 5 pounds of flour.

•Stan used 12% of the total flour in the can. •Liam used 0.11 of the total flour in the can.

•Louise used 0.7 pound of the total flour in the can.

Who used the greatest amount of flour from the can?

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