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8 2 3 is equal to how many thirds? - Answers

Oh, dude, 8 2 3 is equal to like... well, technically it's equal to 8 and 2/3, which is like, you know, eight whole units and two-thirds of another unit. So, if we're talking about thirds, it's like saying you have 8 whole pizzas and 2 out of 3 slices of another Pizza. Hope that clears it up for ya!



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Oh, dude, 8 2 3 is equal to like... well, technically it's equal to 8 and 2/3, which is like, you know, eight whole units and two-thirds of another unit. So, if we're talking about thirds, it's like saying you have 8 whole pizzas and 2 out of 3 slices of another Pizza. Hope that clears it up for ya!



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8 2 3 is equal to how many thirds? - Answers

Oh, dude, 8 2 3 is equal to like... well, technically it's equal to 8 and 2/3, which is like, you know, eight whole units and two-thirds of another unit. So, if we're talking about thirds, it's like saying you have 8 whole pizzas and 2 out of 3 slices of another Pizza. Hope that clears it up for ya!

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