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A fisherman caught 28 fish in one moneth. he kept 2/7 of the fish and threw back 5/7. what number of fish did he keep? what numb

er of fish did he throw back?

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IrinaVladis [17]3 years ago

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2/7 x 28 = 8
5/7 x 28 = 20
The fisherman three back 20 fishes and kept 8 fishes.

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