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Kevin ate 2 slickes of cake. Ben ate 1 slice. If Kevin ate 2/6 of the cake and all the slices were the same size, what fraction of the cake remained after Kevin and Ben had eaten?
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Kevin ate 2 slickes of cake. Ben ate 1 slice. If Kevin ate 2/6 of the cake and all the slices were the same size, what fraction of the cake remained after Kevin and Ben had eaten?

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There are 6 slices, as 2/(2/6) = 2*(6/2) = 6.
Therefore, Ben ate 1/6 of the cake, as it is one of the six slices. In total, they are 3/6 of the cake, or 1/2.
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