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Molly, Nathan, and Sam own a

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Wewaii [24]2 years ago

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At least 2,000

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I divided 8,822 by 3 and got 2940.66666....

If you basically round that, you get to 2,000

You could get 3,000 but they need to share their profit equally

(hopefully this helped :P)

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