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Eight children plan to share 10 pounds of chocolate chips to make cookies. How many pounds of chocolate chips will each child get? Represent your answer as a fraction.

Eight children plan to share 10 pounds of chocolate chips to make cookies. How many pounds of chocolate chips will each child get? Represent your answer as a fraction.
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Eight children plan to share 10 pounds of chocolate chips to make cookies.

How many pounds of chocolate chips will each child get?
Represent your answer as a fraction.

User LongLv
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Answer:

5/4 or 1.25 pounds of choclate chips

Explanation:

User Jeff Erickson
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Answer:

10/8 pounds

Explanation:

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