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How many thirds in 4 and 2 thirds?
14 of them.
How many 2 thirds in 4?
4 divided by 2/3 = 6
What is 4 and 2 thirds as a fraction?
4 and 2 thirds as a fraction = 4 2/3
What is the answer for 2 thirds plus 2 thirds?
4 thirds witch is 1 and 1 third
What is the square root of twelve thirds?
Twelve thirds is equal to 4. The square root of 4 is 2, and since twelve thirds is equal to 4, the square root of twelve thirds is also equal to 4, which is 2.
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