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Jason has 3 and one half candy bars.He wants to share the candy bars with his friends.He gives as many of his friends as possibl

e 3/4 's of a candy bar.How many friends can he give 3/4's to ?

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yawa3891 [41]3 years ago

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There is know answer because it doesn't give the number of friends Jason has.

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