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A group of friends decided decided to buy bulk chocolate from a candy store. If some friends each want 1/4 of a kilogram of chocolate of the 10 kilograms of chocolate purchased,…

A group of friends decided decided to buy bulk chocolate from a candy store. If some friends each want 1/4 of a kilogram of chocolate of the 10 kilograms of chocolate purchased,…
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A group of friends decided decided to buy bulk chocolate from a candy store. If some friends each want 1/4 of a kilogram of chocolate of the 10 kilograms of chocolate purchased, then how many people can get a share of chocolate?

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10 is your answer hope this helped


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40 people can get a share of the chocolate because 4 × 10 = 40. One kilogram of chocolate is for 4 people, and if there are 10 kilograms of chocolate, then you have to multiply 4 by 10.
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