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1/5 of the beads in a jar are purple. Karen plans to use the purple beads to make 6 necklaces. If she used the same number of pu

rple beads to make each necklace, what fraction of them would be on each necklace?

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ira [324]3 years ago

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Im late and I could be wrong but is it 3/100?

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