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Rachel was picking up some of her old stuff intó a box. A box can hold eight pounds but she only filled it up two-quarters full.

Hoe much weight was in the box.

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castortr0y [4]3 years ago

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If the box holds 8 pounds and it is 2/4 full which is equal to 1/2 then the weight in the box is 1/2 of 8. The answer is 4

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