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4 years ago

julie,ellen, and jenny shared a pizza. julia ate 1/8 of the pizza Ellen and Jenny ate 3/8 of pizza Did they eat whole pizza

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Marta_Voda [28]4 years ago

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Julia ate 1/8

Ellen and Jenny ate 3/8

1/8 + 3/8 = 4/8

No they didn't eat the whole pizza, they only ate half of the pizza.

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julie,ellen, and jenny shared a pizza. julia ate 1/8 of the pizza Ellen and Jenny ate 3/8 of pizza Did they eat whole pizza​

julie,ellen, and jenny shared a pizza. julia ate 1/8 of the pizza Ellen and Jenny ate 3/8 of pizza Did they eat whole pizza