four friends want to equally share 2 2/3 feet of rope. what amount of rope should each friend get?

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conver 2 2/3 to improper fraction = 8/3

then divide by 4 or 4/1

8/3 / 4/1 multiply by the reciprical of the bottom.  Flip the fraction

8/3 * 1/4 = 2/3

by Level 10 User (55.7k points)

Change into improper fraction then divide numerator by no. of people

Answer:2/3

by Level 9 User (42.6k points)

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