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If Carl, Steve and John have 40 sweets to share and John gets the most out of all three. What’s the smallest amount he can get?

If Carl, Steve and John have 40 sweets to share and John gets the most out of all three. What’s the smallest amount he can get?
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If Carl, Steve and John have 40 sweets to share and John gets the most out of all three. What’s the smallest amount he can get?

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13 +13 +14 ensures he is getting the smallest amount so its 14

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