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George cut 2/3 of the pie and put that giant piece on his plate then he ate 1/4 of that piece what fraction of the original pie

did George eat

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svlad2 [7]3 years ago

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He ate 7/24 of the pie. There is 17/24 of pie left. Hope that helps! :)

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