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I also have three large chocolate candy bars that are perforated into eight sections each. If I divide the bars into these secti

ons how many sections will I have altogether?
Also, can you explain how to draw a model of this problem?

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solniwko [45]3 years ago

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3*8 = 24

You will have 24 sections.

Take a rectangle. Divide it into 8 equal sections

Repeat two more times. That will give you 24 equal peices.

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