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Each circle counts as one whole. Write a mixed number giving the amount shaded. Then, write this amount as an improper fraction.

Each circle counts as one whole. Write a mixed number giving the amount shaded. Then, write this amount as an improper fraction.
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Each circle counts as one whole.

Write a mixed number giving the amount shaded.
Then, write this amount as an improper fraction.

Each circle counts as one whole. Write a mixed number giving the amount shaded. Then-example-1
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Mixed number there are 2 wholes and one 1/3 so the answer would be 2 1/3
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Answer:

Explanation:


Mixed\ number: 2(1)/(3) \\\\Improper\ fraction: (7)/(3)

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