Dillon divided a 3 ⅓ pound bag of pears among his 5 friends. How many pounds of pears did each friend receive?

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Dillon divided a 3 ⅓ pound bag of pears among his 5 friends. How many pounds of pears did each friend receive?

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Answer:

2/3 pound bag

Explanation:

( 3 1/3 = 10/3 )

10/3 * 1/5

=2/3

Bread answered Jun 6, 2021

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