Question

Bethany and Aidan each have candy bars that are the same size and shape. Bethany's candy bar is marked so that it can be broken into equal parts. Aidan's candy bar is marked to that it can be broken into equal parts. Bethany ate pieces of her candy bar. Aidan also ate pieces of his candy. What is this problem about?

Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

This problem is most likely about what percentage of the candy does each individual have left. Since the phrase is explaining that each ones candy bar is the same size and can be broken into equally divided pieces then it is most likely about figuring out which one of the individual's has more candy left over when compared to the other's candy. This is possible since both candies are the same size but more information would be needed.