Four loads of stone weigh 2/3 ton. find the weight of 1 load of stone

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4 loads of stone ... 2/3 ton
1 load of stone ... x ton = ?

If you would like to know the weight of 1 load of stone, you can calculate this using the following steps:

4 * x = 2/3 * 1
4 * x = 2/3 /4
x = 2/3 / 4
x = 2/12 = 1/6 ton

The correct result would be 1/6 ton.

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