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4 students equally share 3/4 of pizza.How much of the pizza does each student get.
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4 students equally share 3/4 of pizza.How much of the pizza does each student get.
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the student gets 1/4th of the pizza.
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Each student gets 3/16 of the pizza (3/4 ÷ 4)
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