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Jalen has 3 pizzas and he cuts them into sixths. If he served 2 1/3 pizzas, how many slices did he serve?
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Jalen has 3 pizzas and he cuts them into sixths. If he served 2 1/3 pizzas, how many slices did he serve?
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14 slices because 3x6= 18 2x6=12 1x2=2 12+2=14
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