Jaylin had a bag of candy with 100 pieces in it. If he split it evenly between 5 friends, how many pieces of candy did each friend get?*1 point20 pieces100 pieces95 pieces25 pieces

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If Jaylin has 100 pieces of candy and he splits it evenly between 5 friends, you can find the number of pieces each friend gets by dividing the total number of pieces by the number of friends:

\[ \text{Pieces per friend} = \frac{100 \text{ pieces}}{5 \text{ friends}} = 20 \text{ pieces} \]

So, each friend gets 20 pieces of candy.