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Eduardo had 18 candies. 2/3 of the candies were butterscotch discs. How many were butterscotch discs?
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Eduardo had 18 candies. 2/3 of the candies were butterscotch discs. How many were butterscotch discs?
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Answer:
is 12
Explanation:
2/3=18
18:3= 6
6 x 2=12
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