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3 years ago

There was one half of a pizza left. It was divided equally amongst 3 kids. What fraction of the pizza did each kid get?

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alukav5142 [94]3 years ago

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Answer:

one-sixth

multiply the numerator (2) by the number of kids (3) because you are accounting for the fraction of the whole pizza. By doing this you should get 3/6. divide the denominator by the number of kids (3/3) getting you to a value of 1, and replace the denominator, making the amount of pizza one-sixth.

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