SOLUTION: A.berto rode 5/8 of the water rides at a water park. His sister rode half of the rides that Alberto rode. What fraction of water rides did she not ride?
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Question 647820: A.berto rode 5/8 of the water rides at a water park. His sister rode half of the rides that Alberto rode. What fraction of water rides did she not ride?
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A.berto rode 5/8 of the water rides at a water park. His sister rode half of the rides that Alberto rode. What fraction of water rides did she not ride?
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Ans: (1/2)(5/8) = 5/16
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Stan H.
Answer by MathTherapy(10556) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
A.berto rode 5/8 of the water rides at a water park. His sister rode half of the rides that Alberto rode. What fraction of water rides did she not ride?
She did not ride , or , or of the rides
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