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There are 5 granola bars. Three friends want to share them evenly. How much would each friend get? show your answer in two different ways

There are 5 granola bars. Three friends want to share them evenly. How much would each friend get? show your answer in two different ways
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There are 5 granola bars. Three friends want to share them evenly. How much would each friend get? show your answer in two different ways

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The two friends would both get 2 and 1/2 hope that helps
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