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Four friends {Joe , Tim , Sam , and Ron } have decided to divide up a multi-flavored cake which was jointly purchased for $24 . The cake is divided into four pieces { s1 , s2 , s3 , and s4 } . The following table gives the dollar value of each of the slices according to e3ach of the four friends .
Four friends {Joe , Tim , Sam , and Ron } have decided to divide up a multi-flavored cake which was jointly purchased for $24 . The cake is divided into four pieces { s1 , s2 , s3 , and s4 } . The following table gives the dollar value of each of the slices according to e3ach of the four friends .   Which of the four slices are considered fair shares according to Ron? -Based on the above scenario , find a different fair division (different from problem 4) of the cake using   as fair shares. If no other fair division is possible, explain why.
Which of the four slices are considered fair shares according to Ron?
-Based on the above scenario , find a different fair division (different from problem 4) of the cake using Four friends {Joe , Tim , Sam , and Ron } have decided to divide up a multi-flavored cake which was jointly purchased for $24 . The cake is divided into four pieces { s1 , s2 , s3 , and s4 } . The following table gives the dollar value of each of the slices according to e3ach of the four friends .   Which of the four slices are considered fair shares according to Ron? -Based on the above scenario , find a different fair division (different from problem 4) of the cake using   as fair shares. If no other fair division is possible, explain why. as fair shares. If no other fair division is possible, explain why.


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