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Michelles salad

for michelles salad, each person would get 1/2 of a tomato. in caleys salad, she would need 4 people for everything to be served 1/2 of a tomato. because shes serving 5 people, each person gets less than 1/2 of a tomato. therefore michelles salad serves more people

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