Yes
Zero
Three fourths, two fourths, three fourths.
yes
-1/2
Nine.
Oh, dude, let's break out the math for this one! So, there are 2 eighths in one fourth, right? Multiply that by 9 fourths, and you get... 18 eighths! Boom, math wizard strikes again. Like, who even needs a calculator when you have me around?
two fourths equals one half two eighths equals one quarter one half plus one quarter is three quarters. Or, two fourths equals four eighths four eighths plus two eighths equals six eighths six eighths equals three quarters.
Seventeen eighths or two and an eighth.
no
why who are you
Yes
Zero
Three fourths, two fourths, three fourths.
6/8 simplifies to 3/4, so there are three fourths in six eighths.
yes
-1/2