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Mandy divided a 12-pound bag of oranges into 5 equal piles. Which RATIONAL numbers represents the weight of the oranges in each pile?
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Mandy divided a 12-pound bag of oranges into 5 equal piles. Which RATIONAL numbers represents the weight of the oranges in each pile?
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The weight in each one should be 2.4 pounds
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