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3 years ago

Jamie has 8/10 of a candy bar leftover. He wants to split it into 1/3. How many 1/3 pieces can he make

2 answers:

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He can make 3 pieces. Since he has 8/10 of a candy bar, it is then simplified to 4/5 of a candy bar. You need to find 1/3 of that, that is 4/15. Then how many times does 4/15 fit into 4/5, well simply do this: (4/15)x=4/5. Solving for x should give you 3.

Pavel [41]3 years ago

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He could make 3 pieces since he has 8/10=4/5.1/3 of 4/5 equals 4/15.Then find out how many times 4/15 goes into 4/5.(4/15)x=4/5.Solving the x thing gives you 3.

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