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3 years ago

Connie made 1 1/3 pounds of trail mix for a hike. is there a way Connie can break up the trail mix into four bags

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There is way, you just have to divide 1 1/3 by 4 and you get 1/3 ;bs per bag so all the trail mix is distributed equally

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