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Elizabeth picked ⅔ off a row of strawberries from her garden. How many rows will Elizabeth have picked if she does this for 4 days?
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Elizabeth picked ⅔ off a row of strawberries from her garden. How many rows will Elizabeth have picked if she does this for 4 days?
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2 2/3 rows
4x2=8 (8/3)
8/3= 2 2/3
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