The chocolate
The entire chocolate has 8 by 4 pieces and weighs 160 g.
Express with a fraction how much of the chocolate we ate (according to the picture, we ate 9 squares of chocolate).
How many grams of chocolate did we eat?
Your answer:
Express with a fraction how much of the chocolate we ate (according to the picture, we ate 9 squares of chocolate).
How many grams of chocolate did we eat?
Your answer:
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