jeff uses 3 fifth - size strip to modek 3/5. he wants to use tenth-size strip to model an equivalent fraction. how many tenth-si ze strip will he need?
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An equivalent fraction? So.. the fraction has to be equivalent to 3/5, correct? One question, what do you mean by "tenth-size strip"? Sorry but this question isn't clear enough. Sorry :/
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