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3 years ago

A bottle of medicine contains 40 doses. How many doses are in 3 1/3 bottles?

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Hi there! So, there are 40 doses in 1 bottle. To find out the number of doses in 3 1/3 bottles, we have to multiply both numbers together. 3 1/3 as an improper faction is 10/3. 40/1 * 10/3 is 400/3 or 133 1/3 in simplest form. There are 133 1/3 doses of medicine in 3 1/3 bottles.

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