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Ms. Price is giving her class candy canes for Christmas. If she has 20 students and 130 candy canes, how many can she give each student?
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Ms. Price is giving her class candy canes for Christmas. If she has 20 students and 130 candy canes, how many can she give each student?
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6.5
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130 divided by 20
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