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Vlad [161]
4 years ago
11

8 friends share 3 cookies, what fraction of the cookie does each friend get?

Mathematics
1 answer:
kirza4 [7]4 years ago
4 0
8 friends share 3 cookies.

There are 3 cookies and 8 people.

We need to know how much cookie 1 friend gets.

1 friend gets 3/8 of a cookie.

There are 8 friends, so 8 x 3/8 = 3. The 8 friends will finish 3 cookies if they all have 3/8 of a cookie.

Each friend gets 3/8 of a cookie.
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