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32 cookies were shared equally between 6 children. Their mom gave them 2 more cookies each. How many cookies does each child have now?
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32 cookies were shared equally between 6 children. Their mom gave them 2 more cookies each. How many cookies does each child have now?

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32/6 = 5 and 1/3 cookies each. With two more per kid, that’s 7 and 1/3 cookie per kid.
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