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Pie
2 years ago
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Jackson eats 1/4 part of a banana in 1/2 minute. How much time he will need to eat full banana?

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alexira [117]2 years ago
4 0
Ignore the second fraction for a moment. say Jackson eats 1/4 of a banana every serving. how many servings would it take to eat the whole banana? 4, of course, because 4 1/4's equals one. now say that each serving is the same as 1/2 minute. Just multiply 1/2 minute by the 4 servings. 2 full minutes.
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