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J.D is doing his science homework. For each of his experiments, he uses 3/4 of a piece of paper. How much paper does he need to complete 30 problems?

J.D is doing his science homework. For each of his experiments, he uses 3/4 of a piece of paper. How much paper does he need to complete 30 problems?
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J.D is doing his science homework. For each of his experiments, he uses 3/4 of a piece of paper. How much paper does he need to complete 30 problems?

User MohammadReza Abiri
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30 x 3/4 =22.5
You round it up as you can’t have a decimal amount of paper
23 pieces of paper
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