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4 people are going to a dinner party. Each person at the party will eat 2/3 pound of cake. If you can only buy whole pounds of cake, how many pounds should you buy?
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4 people are going to a dinner party. Each person at the party will eat 2/3 pound of cake. If you can only buy whole pounds of cake, how many pounds should you buy?

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4x2/3=8/3
Fraction: 8/3 pounds of cake
Decimal: 2.666667 pounds of cake
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