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If 21 apples may be cut up and shared equally by 4, each gets:

A5 and a quarter
B6 and a quarter
C5 and a third
D5 and a half
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 5 and a quarter
1. Each first gets 5, using 20 apples. 2. The last apple is cut into 4 equal parts. 3. So each gets 5 and a quarter. _Source: Wikipedia, Division (mathematics) (CC BY-SA 4.0, rev 1378818901), Division_
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