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Adrian made 3 carrot cakes .He cut each cake into fourths.How many 1/4size cake pieces does he have?
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Adrian made 3 carrot cakes .He cut each cake into fourths.How many 1/4size cake pieces does he have?
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Adrian made 3 carrot cakes .He cut each cake into fourths.How many 1/4size cake pieces does he have?
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multiply the reciprocal, which would me 4/1 times 3 and your answer would be 12!
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3 divided by 1/4 =
3x4/1=12
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Adren now has
12 pieces
of carrot cake.
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