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Prognogg Zoe found 13 large seashells at the beach. Evan found 12 and Layla found 9. If they share them equally, how many will each get?
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Zoe found 13 large
seashells at the beach.
Evan found 12 and Layla
found 9. If they share them
equally, how many will
each get?
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13+12+9= 34
34%3= 11.3
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