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Hanna Key
25 January, 22:12
How many 1/2's are in 5 and 3/4's
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Keshawn Mathis
25 January, 23:56
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11 and a 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
I'm not sure if this is correct but here is my reasoning ...
per every 1 there are two 1/2's so multiply 5x2 to get 10.
next, 1/2 is equivelent to 2/4 so subtract 3/4-2/4 (adding another 1/2 to our previous answer of 10 to get 11) and you have 1/4 left.
lastly, since 1/4 is half of 1/2, add 1/2 to 11 to get the final answer of 11 and a 1/2.
there are 11 and a half 1/2's in 5 and 3/4.
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