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Ben and Alfre are splitting a cake that costs $18. The cake is ½ caramel and ½ chocolate. Ben likes caramel twice as much as he likes chocolate. Alfre likes chocolate and caramel the same.
What value would Ben give to each part of the cake?
Chocolate:
Caramel:
Use the Divider/Chooser method to describe a way that they could split the cake. Let Alfre be the divider.
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