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At Easter, Bret's Grandma sent him a chocolate bunny weighing 1/2 of a pound. If he ate 2/3 of it in the first two days, how many pounds of chocolate did he eat?

At Easter, Bret's Grandma sent him a chocolate bunny weighing 1/2 of a pound. If he ate 2/3 of it in the first two days, how many pounds of chocolate did he eat?
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At Easter, Bret's Grandma sent him a chocolate bunny weighing 1/2 of a pound. If he ate 2/3 of it in the first two days, how many pounds of chocolate did he eat?

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The answer for this question is 1/3.

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User Ravi Sevta
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In order to solve this, you just need to multiply the portion with the initial weight of the chocolate bunny.

1/2 pound x 2/3

= 2/6 pound

= 1/3 pound of chocolate . ............................... Your answer


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