Two friends share a protein bar which weighs 7 ounces. Each friend eats the same amount of the protein bar. Between which two whole numbers does the number of ounces of the protein bar that each friend

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Two friends share a protein bar which weighs 7 ounces. Each friend eats the same amount of the protein bar. Between which two

whole numbers does the number of ounces of the protein bar that each friend eats lie?
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Neatnick answered May 20, 2023

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Answer:

3 and 4

Explanation:

3.5 ounces is 7/2 so if they eat the same amount they would both eat 3.5 ounces.

Mina Wissa answered May 23, 2023

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