Angelina has five cakes. She wants to cut them into 2/5 pieces. How many pieces will she be able to cut?
2 answers:
<span><u><em>Answer:</em></u>
She will be able to cut them into <u><em>12.5 pieces</em></u>
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
We know that the total number of cakes is 5 cakes and that the portion of each piece would be </span>
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To know the total number of pieces she can divide, we would simply divide the total number of cakes by the portion of each cake as follows:
number of pieces = </span>
<span>
number of pieces = </span>
<span>
number of pieces = 12.5 pieces
Hope this helps :)
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She will be able to cut them into <u><em>12.5 pieces</em></u>
<u><em>Explanation:</em></u>
We know that the total number of cakes is 5 cakes and that the portion of each piece would be </span>
To know the total number of pieces she can divide, we would simply divide the total number of cakes by the portion of each cake as follows:
number of pieces = </span>
<span>
number of pieces = </span>
<span>
number of pieces = 12.5 pieces
Hope this helps :)
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