April had 3 7 of a pound of pecans. her sister ate 2 3 of april's pecans. how many pounds of pecans did april's sister eat?

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April had 3/7 of a pound of pecans. Her sister ate 2/3 of April's pecans. How many pounds of pecans did April's sister eat?

Answer:2/7

Explaining 3/7 x 2/3 = 621 = 2/7
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Answer: The right answer is 2/7

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