Mathematics, 20.04.2021 17:30 uberagentkenny

1 Can of paint is enough to cover 4/5 of a wall. We only have 2/3 of
a can of paint. How much of a wall
can we paint with 2/3 of a can of
paint?

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1 Can of paint is enough to cover 4/5 of a wall. We only have 2/3 of
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