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I have 6 feet of licorice and I want to share it with my friends. If each person gets 2 of a foot, how many people are there? 3
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I have 6 feet of licorice and I want to share it with my friends. If each person gets 2 of a foot, how many people are there? 3
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Answer:9 people
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6/3/2= 6x3/2 =9.
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