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For a new neighborhood, 1 acre of land will be split into 2 lots. How many acres of land will each lot have?
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For a new neighborhood, 1 acre of land will be split into 2 lots. How many acres of land will each lot have?
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1/2 of an acre. Because 1 divided by 2 is 1/2.
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each lot will have 1/2 of an acre
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