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A common house spider has 8 eyes. The spider is looking at you with its 2 big front eyes and 3 of its other eyes. What fraction of its eyes are looking at you?
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A common house spider has 8 eyes. The spider is looking at you with its 2 big front eyes and 3 of its other eyes.

What fraction of its eyes are looking at you?

User Aysha
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Hi, Hankinsalissa1990!
This is simple.
Add 2 + 3
2 + 3 = 5
So, five of the eight spider eyes are looking at you, or 5/8.

I hope I helped.

~Olivia
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