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Paul wanted .6 of a candy bar. He cut it into 10 equal piees. how many pieces did he take to get .6 of the candy bar

Paul wanted .6 of a candy bar. He cut it into 10 equal piees. how many pieces did he take to get .6 of the candy bar
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paul wanted .6 of a candy bar. He cut it into 10 equal piees. how many pieces did he take to get .6 of the candy bar

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User Demian Kasier
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6 pieces is the answer
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User Corny
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Answer:

6 pieces.

Explanation:

A candy bar is a value of 1.

1/10 = 0.1

0.6/0.1 = 6

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