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Middle-class Mathematics "Winning Candy"

Because, 17÷3=5…2,

So A takes 2 pieces first, if B takes 1 piece, A takes 2 pieces; If B gets 2 yuan, A gets 1 yuan.

That is to say, the sum of the number of blocks occupied by A and the number of blocks occupied by B is 3.

So A must win the final 1.

So the answer is: 2, 3.

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