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If we split the total amount of paint so that each can had the same amount, how much paint would be in each can?
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If we split the total amount of paint so that each can had the same amount, how much paint would be in each can?

If we split the total amount of paint so that each can had the same amount, how much-example-1
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4

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User Hemanth S R
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I'm guessing 4 pints each can

Reasoning:
if we were to add all the contents of 4 cans which equates to 16 we then divide this number by 4 to make each contents of the can equal
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