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If student A sold 1/5 as many as student B who sold 90 , how many pizzas did student A sell ?
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Ms. Sue
9 years ago
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1/5 times 90
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autumn
9 years ago
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18
answered by
autumn
9 years ago
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My answer 18
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autumn
9 years ago
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To find out how many pizzas student A sold, we need to determine the fraction of pizzas student A sold relative to student B's sales. Given that student A sold 1/5 as many pizzas as student B, and student B sold 90 pizzas, we can calculate student A's sales.
Step 1: Calculate 1/5 of student B's sales:
1/5 * 90 = 18
Therefore, student A sold 18 pizzas.
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