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If 5 people want to share a 2 pound sack of potato chips equally by weight, how many pounds of potato chips should each person get?
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If 5 people want to share a 2 pound sack of potato chips equally by weight, how many pounds of potato chips should each person get?
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if 5 people want to share a 2 pound sack of potato chips equally by weight, how many pounds of potato chips should each person get?
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divide 2 by 5 to get .4 so everybody will get .4 pounds of Chips
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