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You have 18 skittles. You want to eat 5/6 of them and save 1/3 of them for later. Can you do this?

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Answer: yes because you can save 1/3 of the skittles from the 1/6 of the skittles you didnt eat earlier but idk where the rest of the skittles that you are not saving and didnt eat would go.

Step-by-step explanation: hope this helps :!.

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