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Amy has 2/3 pound of jellybeans.if she fills 4 jars with an equal amount of jellybeans, how many pounds are in each jar? I would love it if someone who is expert verified to answer this please
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Amy has 2/3 pound of jellybeans.if she fills 4 jars with an equal amount of jellybeans, how many pounds are in each jar?
I would love it if someone who is expert verified to answer this please
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0.667 ÷ 4 = 0.16675
So there are 0.16675 pounds in every jar
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