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You go to a candy store and want to buy a chocolate
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You go to a candy store and want to buy a chocolate

You go to a candy store and want to buy a chocolate-example-1
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To find the amount of servings, we just need to divide the entire bar weight by the serving weight. Solving this calculation, we have


(14.8)/(2.4)=(37)/(6)=6.166666666..\text{.}

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