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There are 8 ducks swimming in a pond. If 6 have green wings and 2 have blue wings, what fraction of the ducks have blue wings?

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harina [27]3 years ago

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Total ducks = 8

blue winged ducks =2

fraction of ducks having blue wings =2/8 =1/4

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