company A:1/5
company B:4/25
company C:2/5
company D:3/20
how much more than company A's fraction of the market did company C have?
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To find out how much more than company A's fraction of the market company C had, we need to calculate the difference between the fractions.
The fraction for company A is 1/5.
The fraction for company C is 2/5.
To find the difference, subtract the fraction for company A from the fraction for company C:
2/5 - 1/5 = 1/5.
Therefore, company C had 1/5 more of the market compared to company A.