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John has 3 ounces of sequins to use on 12 identical projects. How many ounces of sequins will he use on each project?
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John has 3 ounces of sequins to use on 12 identical projects. How many ounces of sequins will he use on each project?

User Cheshire Cat
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Divide the number of projects by the number of ounces of sequins.

3/12= 0.25, or 1/4

0.25 or 1/4 ounce of sequins will be used on 12 identical projects.

I hope this helps!
~kaikers
User Poshan
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so we can make a fraction out of this
it would be 3 out of 12
so its 1/4 ounces each project
User Nick Allen
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