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Use any model you choose to solve the story problem.
A roofer is placing 1/6 of the shingles for the roof into 2 equal stacks.
What fraction of all the shingles will be in each stack?
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1/6 of the shingles/ 2 stacks= 1/12 of the shingles/stack.
There will be 1/12 of the shingles in each stack
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