On Gavin's math test, 3/8 of the questions are division problems. Of the division problems, 4/9 of the problems he got incorrect
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Something is strange in the wording of the question. "Of the division problems, 4/9 of the problems he got incorrect. What fraction of the division problems did Gavin get incorrect?" :) Well 4/9 of course. One statement answers another. Maybe they wanted the fraction of those wrong answers were in relation to the entire test???
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Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1:
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