4 children want to share 13 brownies so that each child gets exactly the same amount. How much brownie should each child get?

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If there were 12 brownies they each would get 12/4=3 brownies.

The extra brownie would need to be cut into quarters and each child would get an additional quarter, making three and a quarter brownies each.

 

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