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3 years ago

8 of the students went to see live animals what fraction part of the group is that

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In order to answer that question we would have to know how many people are in the group
For example: if there are ten people in the group then the fraction would be 8/10
If there are 20 people in the group then the fraction would be 8/20
I hope this helped

patriot [66]3 years ago

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To answer the question you need to know how many students n all are in the group then 8 would be the numerator and the number of all the students in the group would be the denominator

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