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A group of 5 friends share 3 candy bars equally. How much will each friend get?
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A group of 5 friends share 3 candy bars equally. How much will each friend get?
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Answer:
3 fiths of a candy bar
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3/5
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three candy bars over 5 friends is 3/5
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