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4 years ago

an apple pie was cut into 4 equal slices one slice was quickly eaten what fraction of the pie was left

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pantera1 [17]4 years ago

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It is 3/4 of the pie is left because one slice is 1/4 of the pie and taking 1/4 from 4/4 is 3/4

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