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Eight children want to share 6 oranges so that everyone gets the same amount. How much of the oranges can each child have?
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Eight children want to share 6 oranges so that everyone gets the same amount. How much of the oranges can each child have?

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the answer is 0.75

coz 6/8=0.75

User Denys Denysenko
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That would be 6 divided by 8 so the answer is 0.75 hope that helped!!
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