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Christian emptied 56 and 24 candies into 4 equal groups. How many candies were in each group
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Christian emptied 56 and 24 candies into 4 equal groups. How many candies were in each group

Christian emptied 56 and 24 candies into 4 equal groups. How many candies were in-example-1
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add the amount of candies from both jars 56+24=80

he separated them into 4 equal groups so 80/4=20

20 in each group
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Answer: 20

Step-by-step explanation: 20x4=80. 56+24=80

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