Alex buys a chocolate bar and divides it into 6 equal parts. He gives one part out of six to his friend Nix. What fraction of chocolate did he give to Nix?

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Alex divides the chocolate bar into six equal parts.
Nix gets one part of the chocolate bar out of six parts.
Fraction of the chocolate Nix gets = $\frac{p a r t}{w h o l e}$ = $\frac{1}{6}$

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Alex buys a chocolate bar and divides it into 6 equal parts. He gives one part out of six to his friend Nix. What fraction of chocolate did he give to Nix?

Alex divides the chocolate bar into six equal parts. Nix gets one part of the chocolate bar out of six parts. Fraction of the chocolate Nix gets = partwhole = 16

Alex divides the chocolate bar into six equal parts.
Nix gets one part of the chocolate bar out of six parts.
Fraction of the chocolate Nix gets = $\frac{p a r t}{w h o l e}$ = $\frac{1}{6}$