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DeShawn and his three best friends found some money buried in a field. If the total amount they found was $327, how much would e

ach person get if they split it evenly?

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lozanna [386]3 years ago

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$81.75 because if DeShawn has 3 friends plus him that’s four people and 327 divided by 4 is 81.75

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