A sandwich shop offers a "supersized" sandwich that is 
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How many feet of sandwich does each person get if 5 people share a "supersized" sandwich equally?
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To determine how many feet of sandwich each person gets when 5 people share a "supersized" sandwich equally, we need to divide the total length of the sandwich by 5.

Let the length of the supersized sandwich be \( x \) feet.

Thus, the amount of sandwich each person gets is:
\[
\frac{x}{5} \text{ feet}
\]

The options available don't give a specific value for \( x \), so the answer is:

\[
\frac{x}{5} \text{ feet per person}
\]

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Here are 5 related questions for deeper exploration:
1. What if the sandwich was 10 feet long, how much would each person get?
2. How much would each person get if 3 people shared the same sandwich?
3. What if the sandwich was 15 feet long and 7 people shared it?
4. How do you divide a 12-foot sandwich among 6 people?
5. If 8 people share a 20-foot sandwich, how much sandwich does each person get?

**Tip**: When dividing anything equally among people, use division to distribute the total amount.

A sandwich shop offers a 'supersized' sandwich that is x feet long. How many feet of sandwich does each person get if 5 people share a 'supersized' sandwich equally?

Learn how to divide a supersized sandwich equally among 5 people. This problem demonstrates basic division and fraction concepts, helping students understand how to share quantities equally. Suitable for students in Grades 4-6.

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