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3 years ago

Lea takes 4/5 of a pizza. She eats 2/3 of that share. What fraction she has eaten pizza ?

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8 0

'of' means muiptly

4/5 of a pizza
'a pizza' means 1 whole pizza
4/5 of 1=4/5

eats 2/3 of that share (meaning 4/5)
2/3 of 4/5=2/3 times 4/5=8/15
so she ate 8/15 of pizza

andrezito [222]3 years ago

3 0

If she eats 2/3 OF (means multiply) 4/5 of the pizza that equals
2/3 OF 4/5= 8/15

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