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How many 2/3's are in 1?
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How many 2/3's are in 1?

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1/2 (1 and a half)

Explanation:

We get this because 2/3 are half of a whole. If we take half of 2/3 and multiply it by 2 we get a whole number. In this case it is 1.

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