There is 5/6 of an apple pie left from dinner. Tomorrow, Victor plans to eat 1/6 of the pie that was left. How much of the whole
pie will he eat tomorrow?
2 answers:
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-- 5/6 of a
pie is left from dinner.
-- Victor will eat 1/6 of THAT tomorrow,
so he will eat (1/6
of 5/6 of a pie).
-- (1/6) x (5/6) = 5/36 of a pie, or about 13.89%
of a whole pie.
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5/6 = 83%
1/6= 16%
83% of the apple pie was left from dinner.
Victor is gonna eat 16% of the pie tomorrow
You have to subtract 16% from 83%
In other words 5/6-1/6
The denominators are same so you don't have to do anything to them
5/6 - 1/6
5-1=4
4/6 of the pie would be left
In simplest form it would be
4/6 <span> ÷2</span>
=2/3
2/3 is in simplest form
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