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Pavitar has a big Cup which can hold 9/10 of total seeds . He is trying to fill it with a small cup which can hold 3/10 of total seeds. How many full of small cups are required to fill the bigger cup?

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Answered by gandrewlina

Answer:3 small cups

Step-by-step explanation: The small cup is equal to 1/3 of the big cup. So i substracted 1/3 from 3/3 and get 2/3. When I count I got 3 samll cups is equal to 9/10 of the big cups.

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Pavitar has a big Cup which can hold 9/10 of total seeds . He is trying to fill it with a small cup which can hold 3/10 of total seeds. How many full of small cups are required to fill the bigger cup?​

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Pavitar has a big Cup which can hold 9/10 of total seeds . He is trying to fill it with a small cup which can hold 3/10 of total seeds. How many full of small cups are required to fill the bigger cup?