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Sam had 19 kilograms of candy. If he wanted to split the candy into 2 bags, how much should be in each bag? Between what two whole numbers does your answer lie?
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Sam had 19 kilograms of candy. If he wanted to split the candy into 2 bags, how much should be in each bag? Between what two

whole numbers does your answer lie?

User Steve Marshall
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Answer:

9.5 kg in each

Explanation:

Sam has 19 kg of candy and he wants to split it into 2 equal bags. Then it is 19 divided by 2 which is 9.5 kg

User Metadings
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Answer:

in each bag there is 9.5 kg of candy

range is between 9 and 10

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