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Emily and tara love pizza. emily's mother bakes a rectangular pizza for emily and a rectangular pizza for tara for lunch. the rectangular pizzas are the same size. emily cuts her pizza into four equal pieces and ate two pieces. tara cuts her pizza into eight equal pieces and eats four pieces. emily thinks they both ate the same amount of pizza. is emily correct?

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