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3 years ago

What is There are fourteen whole snack bars on a plate. There are five friends.

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AleksandrR [38]3 years ago

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Carl is incorrect. Dave ate a higher fraction of snack bars, by 0.2 snack bars.

Carl had .5 left of a snack bar.

Dave had .3 left of a snack bar.

Tony had .5 left of a snack bar.

Gary had .0 left of a snack bar.

Tryone had .7 left of a snack bar.

If we add the above snack bars, there is a total of two remaining snack bars, meaning they only ate 12 of 14 snack bars.

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