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Zachary sold 1/2 of a 40-acre lot. He then sold 3/5 of the remaining lot. What fraction of the land did he sell in all? (Write t

he fraction in simplest fractional form.)

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Mazyrski [523]2 years ago

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4/5 acres of the land were sold.
40* 1/2 = 20
20* 3/5 = 12
12+20= 32
32/40 = 4/5 simplified

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