Paco has 2 1/3 feet of rope. If he cuts the rope into pieces that are each 1/2 foot long, there will be 1/3 foot of rope left ov
er. How many 1/2 foot pieces will he have?
2 answers:
He will have 4 1/2 foot pieces of rope
To calculate this, we need to divide 2 by 1/2.
To make this simpler, say you have 2 pizzas and cut each pizza in half. How much halfs will you have? You will have four halfs. Same with the rope. You will have 4G pieces of rope. I attached an image that I hope will help :)
To calculate this, we need to divide 2 by 1/2.
To make this simpler, say you have 2 pizzas and cut each pizza in half. How much halfs will you have? You will have four halfs. Same with the rope. You will have 4G pieces of rope. I attached an image that I hope will help :)
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