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Ms. Gaily got 15 pieces of chocolate for her birthday. She divided us her 15 pieces of chocolate into 5 piles so she has enough to get through the work week. What is the fractio…

Ms. Gaily got 15 pieces of chocolate for her birthday. She divided us her 15 pieces of chocolate into 5 piles so she has enough to get through the work week. What is the fractio…
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Ms. Gaily got 15 pieces of chocolate for her birthday. She divided us her 15 pieces of chocolate into 5 piles so she has enough to get through the work week. What is the fraction to show how she divided her chocolate

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A fraction is (numerator)/(denominator) = N/D or really N÷D !

So in this case, it is 15 ÷ 5

Knowing that N÷D = N/D, we can say that 15 is N and 5 is D, so

The fraction is 15/5

Hope this helps
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User Novicegeek
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Answer:

15÷5 as a fraction is 15/5 (if you need it the answer to 15÷5 is 3)

Explanation:

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