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An art teacher cut a 12-pound piece of clay into 5 pieces that each weighed the same amount. What was the weight of each of the 5 pieces of clay?

An art teacher cut a 12-pound piece of clay into 5 pieces that each weighed the same amount. What was the weight of each of the 5 pieces of clay?
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An art teacher cut a 12-pound piece of clay into 5 pieces that each weighed the same amount. What was the weight of each of the 5 pieces of clay?

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Answer:

b is the correct solution to this

Explanation:

16+16=b3

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Answer:

Explanation:

2.4 pounds did it on my calculator

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