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Nicole has 4 sheets of paper. She will use of the sheets of paper for a project. How many sheets of paper will she use?
Nicole has 4 sheets of paper. She will use of one sheet of paper to make a greeting card. What fraction of the sheets of paper will she have left?
Nicole had 4 sheets of paper. She found another sheet of this same paper in her desk. How many sheets of paper did Nicole have then?
Nicole had 4 sheets of paper. She cut each sheet into pieces that are of a sheet each. How many pieces of paper did Nicole have after she cut the sheets of paper?
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