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A chemist has 60 ounces of a mixture. She wishes to perform many trials in an experiment and will use 2/3 ounce of the mixture for each trial. How many trials can she perform? S…

A chemist has 60 ounces of a mixture. She wishes to perform many trials in an experiment and will use 2/3 ounce of the mixture for each trial. How many trials can she perform? S…
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A chemist has 60 ounces of a mixture. She wishes to perform many trials in an experiment and will use 2/3 ounce of the mixture for each trial. How many trials can she perform? Simplify the answer.​

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User Kpower
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Answer:

3/1=1/3

Explanation:

split the 60 ozs to 3

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