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Out of 400 trees in a park, 280 are deciduous. What fraction of number of trees in the

park are deciduous?

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Answer: 280/400 = 7/10

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's first talk about what a fraction can show, and I'll start by talking about pizza.

Let's say we have a pizza that has 8 slices and I eat 3 of them. I can write: my slices of pizzatotal amount of pizza= 38

We can do the same thing with the trees in the park. trees in the park that are deciduous total number of trees in the park = 280/400

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