Eight eights constitute a whole.
To determine how many eighths must be added to make a whole, you can think of a whole as 1. Since a whole is equivalent to 8 eighths, you would need to add enough eighths to reach 8. Therefore, if you start with a certain number of eighths, subtract that from 8 to find how many more are needed to reach a complete whole.
in a whole of what alphabetical or orrientational number?
There are eight eighths in one whole, and since two quarters equal one whole, that means there are also eight eighths in two quarters. Therefore, there are eight eighths in two quarters.
40 of them.
Their are eight eighths. You know because the word eight is in 'eighth'
eight eighths equal a whole.
in a whole of what alphabetical or orrientational number?
40
Add five eighths
There are 24 eighths in 3 wholes because there are 8 eighths in one whole so if you multiply 8 by 3 you end up with 24 eighths.
How many eighths in 1 (that is, one whole)? And how many eighths will you have if you add one more eighth to those? And what's that number divided by 9? You can do this.
40 eigths are in 5 wholes. eight eights equal one whole times 5 wholes equals 40 eights.
There are eight eighths in any measurment. If you find one eighth of a thing, you have divided it into eight equal portions and then you count one of the eights... Fractions... 1/8 Eight Eighths, or 8/8 equals 1 whole.
19
Well, butter my biscuit! Three eighths is the same as six sixteenths. It's like cutting a pie into more pieces - the size may change, but the whole dang pie stays the same. So, three eighths equals six sixteenths.
There are 8 eighths in an ounce. Each eighth is equal to 1/8 of an ounce.
Two.