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Rayan

8 June, 00:22

Alexia makes 8 sandwiches. She cuts 4 of the sandwiches into thirds. Se cuts he remaining 4 sandwiches into halves. Alexia eats 2 of the ⅓ sandwich pieces. Her brother Bob eats 2 of the ½ sandwich pieces. What fraction of the 8 sandwiches does Alexia eat?

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