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Of the fifth-grade students, 20/25 went to the book fair. Of the students that went to the book fair, 8/10 bought at least one book. What fraction of students bought at least on…
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Of the fifth-grade students, 20/25 went to the book fair. Of the students that went to the book fair, 8/10 bought at least one book. What fraction of students bought at least one book?
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8/10 = 16/20
16/20 out of 20/25 bought at least 1 book.
Put this into words:
16 out of 20 people out of 25 fifth-grade students went out and bought a book.
Makes perfect sense, doesn't it?
16/25 people bought at least 1 book.
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