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22-09-2016
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This problem can be solved using the number sentence 12 ÷ 2 = □. Mike and Larry won 12 cookies in a raffle. They wanted to share the prize equally. How many cookies will Larry get?

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MusicFreak MusicFreak

22-09-2016

12÷2=6 since the opposite, 6•2=12.

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Аноним Аноним

22-09-2016

The answer is 6 and I didn't cheat

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