if 16 counters are 4/9, then what is the one?

if 16 counters are 4/9, then what is the one?
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One counter is (4/9)/16=1/(4×9)=1/36.

You could also say if 16 counters are 4/9 then a quarter of 16 (= 4 counters) are 1/9.

A further quarter is a quarter of 1/9 = 1/36.
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