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We can think of 3 -- as the answer to the question "How many groups

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Greeley [361]3 years ago

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I am represent 1/4 as a quarter of a circle, and 3 as 3 full circles.

How many quarters of a circle are there in 3 full circles.

There is 4 quarters of a circle in one full circle. Multiplying that by 3, there are 12 quarters of a circle in 3 full circles. So there are 12 quarters in 3.

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