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3 years ago

What is less than 1/2 but greater than 2/8 what could I be

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Ok, so first let's convert 1/2 to eights. Now we need to find something greater than 2/8, but less than 4/8. So you can draw a number line, or do it mentally. So at the end you should get 3/8, which is LESS than 4/8 but GREATER than 2/8.

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