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2 years ago

Chico walks 3/5 mile to the library. Nikki walks 1/4 the distance that Chico walks to the library. How far does Nikki walk?

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3/5 miles = 0.6 miles
0.6/4= 0.15 miles

Nikki walked 0.15 miles or 3/20 miles.

Multiply the bottom of the fractions together (4*5=20) and the tops (3*1=3) to get 3/20.

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