Eighths Trivia: Can You Count How Many Eighths Are in These Numbers?

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1.

How many eighths are there in 3?

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Answer: 24
Explanation:
To find how many eighths are in 3, we use the concept that 1 whole is equal to 8 eighths. Therefore, 3 wholes are equal to 3 multiplied by 8 eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 3 wholes = 3 x 8 3 wholes = 24 eighths
2.

How many eighths are there in 5?

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Answer: 40
Explanation:
To find how many eighths are in 5, we multiply 5 by 8 because 1 whole is equal to 8 eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 5 wholes = 5 x 8 5 wholes = 40 eighths
3.

How many eighths are there in 7?

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Answer: 56
Explanation:
To determine how many eighths are in 7, multiply 7 by 8 since 1 whole equals 8 eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 7 wholes = 7 x 8 7 wholes = 56 eighths
4.

How many eighths are there in 2.5?

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Answer: 20
Explanation:
For 2.5 wholes, we need to calculate 2.5 multiplied by 8 because 1 whole is equivalent to 8 eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 2.5 wholes = 2.5 x 8 2.5 wholes = 20 eighths
5.

How many eighths are there in 6.25?

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Answer: 50
Explanation:
To find the number of eighths in 6.25, multiply 6.25 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 6.25 wholes = 6.25 x 8
6.25 wholes = 50 eighths
6.

How many eighths are there in 10?

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Answer: 80
Explanation:
For 10 wholes, calculate 10 multiplied by 8 to find the number of eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 10 wholes = 10 x 8 10 wholes = 80 eighths
7.

How many eighths are there in 4.75?

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Answer: 38
Explanation:
To determine the number of eighths in 4.75, multiply 4.75 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 4.75 wholes = 4.75 x 8 4.75 wholes = 38 eighths
8.

How many eighths are there in 1.5?

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Answer: 12
Explanation:
To find the number of eighths in 1.5, multiply 1.5 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 1.5 wholes = 1.5 x 8 1.5 wholes = 12 eighths
9.

How many eighths are there in 8?

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Answer: 64
Explanation:
For 8 wholes, calculate 8 multiplied by 8 to find the number of eighths.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 8 wholes = 8 x 8 8 wholes = 64 eighths
10.

How many eighths are there in 9?

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Answer: 72
Explanation:
To find the number of eighths in 9, multiply 9 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 9 wholes = 9 x 8 9 wholes = 72 eighths
11.

How many eighths are there in 0.5?

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Answer: 4
Explanation:
For 0.5 wholes, calculate 0.5 multiplied by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 0.5 wholes = 0.5 x 8 0.5 wholes = 4 eighths
12.

How many eighths are there in 12?

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Answer: 96
Explanation:
To determine the number of eighths in 12, multiply 12 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 12 wholes = 12 x 8 12 wholes = 96 eighths
13.

How many eighths are there in 1.25?

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Answer: 8
Explanation:
To find the number of eighths in 1.25, multiply 1.25 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 1.25 wholes = 1.25 x 8 1.25 wholes = 10 eighths
14.

How many eighths are there in 11?

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Answer: 88
Explanation:
For 11 wholes, calculate 11 multiplied by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 11 wholes = 11 x 8 11 wholes = 88 eighths
So, the correct answer is C. 88
15.

How many eighths are there in 0.75?

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Answer: 6
Explanation:
To determine the number of eighths in 0.75, multiply 0.75 by 8.
Calculation:
1 whole = 8 eighths 0.75 wholes = 0.75 x 8 0.75 wholes = 6 eighths

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