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Which division problem does the model below show? 4 fraction bars. The fraction bars are labeled 1 and each have 6 boxes underneath labeled one-sixth. 4 divided by one-sixth = 24 4 divided by one-sixth = 12 24 divided by one-sixth = 4 12 divided by one-sixth = 4
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