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28 August, 00:02

Sam wants to shade 2/3 of the figure. He has already shaded 4 squares. How many more squares must he shade?

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  1. 28 August, 00:32
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    If you would like to know how many more squares must Sam shade, you can calculate this using the following steps:

    2/3 of the whole figure is x squares

    2/3 of 12 squares = x

    2/3 * 12 = x

    x = 8 squares

    8 squares - 4 squares = 4 squares

    Sam must shade 4 more squares.
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