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Which of the following situations could not be represented by the equation 4÷113 ? (Lesson 4-2)
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A)
A group of friends met for lunch and got 4 small pizzas to share. Each person had 113 pizzas. How many friends went for lunch?
B)
A baker is filling equal-sized containers with sugar. Four pounds of sugar fill 113 containers. How many pounds fit in each container?
C)
An art teacher is filling equal-sized containers with sand. 113 pounds of sand fill 4 containers. How many pounds fit in each container?
D)
A group of friends got dessert and got 4 small pies to share. Each friend had 113 pies. How many friends went for dessert?
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