If a 12-acre forest lost ¼ of its trees due to acid rain, how many acres would be undamaged?

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If a 12-acre forest lost ¼ of its trees due to acid rain, how many acres would be undamaged?

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Dhaval Marthak asked

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Hello! To find out what 1/4 of the 12-acre forest is, we'll need to divide 12 by 4.

12/4= 3

3 acres of the forest are undamaged. Hope this helps! :)

Romor answered Mar 22, 2017

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9is 3/4 of 12. so yeah

Bello answered Mar 27, 2017

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