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Marla has 12 of a pound of candy. She equally distributes the candy into 4 bags. How much candy will go in each bag?
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Marla has 12 of a pound of candy. She equally distributes the candy into 4 bags. How much candy will go in each bag?
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3 of a pound of a candy.
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12/4 = 3
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