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James has 3 blueberry pies. He cuts each pie into twelfths. How many pieces will he have?
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James has 3 blueberry pies. He cuts each pie into twelfths.
How many pieces will he have?
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Answer: 36 pieces
Explanation:
3/(1/12)=36
3*12+36
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