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Brian has 2,000 small building blocks. He decided to share them with his cousin, Tia. He gave Tia 
(1)/(4) of the blocks. How many blocks did he keep?

99. Brian has 22,000000 small building blocks. He decided to share them with his cousin, Tia. He gave Tia 14 \frac{1}{4} of the blocks. How many blocks did he keep?

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Q. 99. Brian has 22,000000 small building blocks. He decided to share them with his cousin, Tia. He gave Tia 14 \frac{1}{4} of the blocks. How many blocks did he keep?
  1. Calculate Tia's blocks: Find out how many blocks Tia got by calculating (14)(\frac{1}{4}) of 20002000.14×2000=500\frac{1}{4} \times 2000 = 500 blocks for Tia.
  2. Find Brian's blocks: Subtract the number of blocks Tia got from the total to find out how many Brian kept. 2000500=15002000 - 500 = 1500 blocks Brian kept.