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NUMBER & OPERATIONS - FRACTIONS Week 1 THURSDAY Write the equation for each problem. 1. 4 friends want to share 10 boxes of

cookies equally. How many boxes of cookies shoul each friend get?

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10/4= 2.5 boxes for each friend

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