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Mathematics, 01.08.2019 22:40 mariahough

Serena drank nine and six tenths ounces of juice yesterday. four and seventy-five hundreths ounces of the juice were apple juice. the rest were orange juice. how many ounces of orange juice did serena drink yesterday?

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