Sarah colored 1/2 of her paper green. Melanie folded her paper into eight. How many sections should Melanie color to make her paper look just like sara's?

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Answer 1
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Answer: She should color 4 sections to look like Sara's.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Part of paper of Sarah coloured green is given by

(1)/(2)

Number of times Melanie folded her paper = 8

We need to find the "Number of sections Melanie should color to make her paper look just like Sara":

Number of sections Melanie should color is given by

(1)/(2)* 8\n\n=4

Hence, She should color 4 sections to look like Sara's.


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Before I show you either of these, I'm going to define rational numbers and explain some things so that you can understand why we do what we do. Make sure to remember things like this because when you get to algebra (I'm in algebra), you need to know all of this stuff!  :)

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