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timama [110]
1 year ago
10

Rashad has 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops for making treat bags for his sisters birthday party. what is the largest number o

f snacks bags?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Vinil7 [7]1 year ago
7 0

The largest numbers of snacks bag can be number 80 which consists of 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops.

Given that Rashad has 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops for making treat bags for his sister's birthday party and asked to find out the largest numbers of snacks in the bag.

There are 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops and For the maximum numbers of snacks in the bag can be 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops.

The maximum numbers of snacks that can be filled in a snacks bag is 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops.

Therefore,The largest numbers of snacks bag can be number 80 which consists of 24 jolly ranchers and 56 blow pops.

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