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A large polar bear may weigh 1600 pounds.What fractional part of a ton is 1600 pounds?
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A large polar bear may weigh 1600 pounds.What fractional part of a ton is 1600 pounds?
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The fractional part would be 4/5 because 2000-1600=400 and if you divide 2000 by 400 and 1600 by 400 you get 4/5 (wrong order when solving, srry). Hope that helped :D
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A ton is 2000 lbs. If a polar bear is 1600 lbs then the fractional part of a ton would be...
1600/2000 which will reduce to
16/20 = 4/5
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