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Elissa and eight friends have lunch at a restaurant. The bill is $56.61. Can the friends split the bill nine equal shares? Use the divisibility rule for 9 to explain your answer…

Elissa and eight friends have lunch at a restaurant. The bill is $56.61. Can the friends split the bill nine equal shares? Use the divisibility rule for 9 to explain your answer…
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Elissa and eight friends have lunch at a restaurant. The bill is $56.61. Can the friends split the bill nine equal shares? Use the divisibility rule for 9 to explain your answer.

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Yes the friends can split the bill nine ways because $56.61/9= $6.29 so every individual would pay $6.29
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