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Evan's mother used 1/3 pound of beef, 1/2 pound of shrimp, and 3 pounds of pasta to make dinner for 4 people. use this information to answer all four parts below. question: part a: each person will receive an equal share of beef with none left over. what is the amount, in pounds, of each serving of beef? part b: each person will receive an equal share of shrimp with none left over. what is the amount, in pounds, of each serving of shrimp? part c: each person will receive an equal share of pasta with none left over. what fraction represents the amount, in pounds, of each serving of pasta? part d: evan only ate 1/2 of the pasta that he received. what is the amount, in pounds, of pasta did evan eat? explain how you got this answer step-by-step using math vocabulary.

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