Use the model to solve 4 friends equally split in one half of a pound of candy how much will each friend get

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Egalth · Answer 1 · 2021-10-07T01:51:59+0000

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.25 pounds

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Unfortunately, the type of model that is supposed to be used is not given so I will just solve what I can. So each friend gets and equal amount. If we have 1 pound in the beginning, and 4 friends, then we have to divide the candy by 4. So we do 1 pound/4=.25 pounds. If you want to go above and beyond, we can always convert the pounds into ounces and make it so each friend gets 4 ounces of candy.

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