Mathematics, 26.09.2019 14:20, Darkknighta26

Which of the following problems would not have a solution?

pablo has 20 pieces of candy and wants to divide them into 5 equal piles. you want to know how many pieces will be in each pile.

pablo has 5 pieces of candy and wants to divide them into 2 equal piles. you want to know how many pieces will be in each pile.

pablo has 0 pieces of candy and wants to divide them into 5 equal piles. you want to know how many pieces will be in each pile.

pablo has 5 pieces of candy and wants to divide them into 0 equal piles. you want to know how many pieces will be in each pile.

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Which of the following problems would not have a solution?

pablo has 20 pieces of candy...