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Two children want to share 7 1/3 brownies so that each child gets the same amount How much would each child get?
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Two children want to share 7 1/3 brownies so that each child gets the same amount How much would each child get?
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When you convert 7 1/3 into decimals it’s 7.33
Now let’s decide it into 2
7.33/2= 3.67
Therefore each child will get 3.67 brownies
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