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3 years ago

How many eighths are there in six and three quarters

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That questions has to do with equivalent fractions, express a fraction in eights.
six and three quarters
= 6 3/4
<span>= 6 + 3/4
</span>= 24/4 + 3/4
= 27/4
and to convert that fraction to eights, just multiply numerator and denominator by 2:
= (27*2)/(4*2)
= 54/8
there are 54 eights in six and three quarters

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