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2 years ago

Nigel has 66 pens kat has 1/3 of the number of pens Nigel have calculate the number of pens that have altogether

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If Nigel has 66 pens and Kat has 1/3 pens of Nigels than you would have to find 1/3 of 66 which is 22
Then you would add 66+22=88
They have 88 pens altogether

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