3 classmates share 2 granola bars equally, how much will each classmate gets?

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3 classmates shares 2 granola bars.
IF they shared it equally, how much will each of them get?
=> 3 classmate = 2 available granola
Let’s divide the 2 granola in each of them
=> 2 /3
=> 0.67
Thus, each of them is expected to receive approximately 0.67 granola each
=> Unit rate = 0.67 granola / person.

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