Primary 6 · Fractions · Question type
Use the bottom number to split a set into equal groups, then use the top number to choose how many groups to take.
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Primary 6, on the MOE Primary Mathematics syllabus.
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A tray holds 18 buns. 2/3 of the buns are raisin buns. How many of the buns are raisin buns?
Ans: 12
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