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Julie has 56 pounds of peanuts. She triples the amount, and then divides it into two equal piles. How many pounds of peanuts are in each pile?

Julie has 56 pounds of peanuts. She triples the amount, and then divides it into two equal piles. How many pounds of peanuts are in each pile?
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Julie has 56 pounds of peanuts. She triples the amount, and then divides it into two equal piles. How many pounds of peanuts are in each pile?

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56×3=168
168÷2=84 lbs of peanuts
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