3 years ago

If I ate 5 candies from the box containing 9 candies, I ate 5/9 of all candies. So 5 is 5/9 of 9. What part of 12 is 7?

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Lubov Fominskaja [6]3 years ago

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Hope this helps

ANSWER: 7/12

EXPLANATION:
If the question What part of 9 is 5 got you 5/9, part of 12 is 7 is 7/12.

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