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Jake bought the pizza shown above for lunch, which was cut into four equal pieces. What percentage of the pizza did Jake eat if he had two slices?
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Jake bought the pizza shown above for lunch, which was cut into four equal pieces. What percentage of the pizza did Jake eat if he had two slices?
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25%
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its equal so 100 divided by 4 = 25%
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There are four quarters in the whole pizza 4/4. If he ate two pieces, 2/4 there are 2 more pieces left. Now divide 4 by 2. It equals 2. Therefore, if 2/4 if equivalent to 1/2, out of 100% half would be 50%.
Jake ate 50% of the pizza.
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