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Benjamin has enough icing to cover a 1/3 -square-foot cake.He wants to use the icing to cover 2 equal-sized cakes.What is the si

ze of each of two cakes that Benjamin can cover with the icing?

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mr_godi [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

we will divide ⅓ by 2

⅓/2 = ⅔

so the answer is ⅔

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