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James has 15 cookies. He want to divide them and give an equal number to his 3 friends. How many cookies should he give each friend?
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James has 15 cookies. He want to divide them and give an equal number to his 3 friends. How many cookies should he give each friend?

User Emmanuel Mahuni
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Answer:

Each friend should get 5 cookies each.

Explanation:

15 divided by 3= 5

User Antony Thomas
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Answer:

5 cookies per friend

Explanation:

15 divided by 3 is 5. So each friend should get 5 cookies.

User Ove Stoerholt
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