A. Kalisha made two dozen large buns. She ate 1/2 of a bun and gave her mother and father one each. How many buns does she have left?

b. She is going to cut the remaining buns into thirds for a party. How many 1/3 - size buns will she have?

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Kierra Ellison

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22 August, 14:39

A. Kalisha made two dozen large buns. She ate 1/2 of a bun and gave her mother and father one each. How many buns does she have left?

b. She is going to cut the remaining buns into thirds for a party. How many 1/3 - size buns will she have?

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Casey Rivers · Answer 1

A. Well she starts with 24 buns. She ate 1/2 half of a bun leaving 23 1/2 buns left. Then she gave her mother and father a bun each so you do 23 1/2 - 2 which gets you 21 1/2 buns. So the total number of buns that she has left is 21 and 1/2 buns.

A. Kalisha made two dozen large buns. She ate 1/2 of a bun and gave her mother and father one each. How many buns does she have left?b. She is going to cut the remaining buns into thirds for a party. How many 1/3 - size buns will she have?First one is brainliest Answer!

A. Kalisha made two dozen large buns. She ate 1/2 of a bun and gave her mother and father one each. How many buns does she have left?

b. She is going to cut the remaining buns into thirds for a party. How many 1/3 - size buns will she have?

First one is brainliest Answer!