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There are 24 pictures on a roll of film. Adelle had 84 pictures from her trip home. She said that 12 other pictures were spoiled

. How many rolls of films did adelle use

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galina1969 [7]3 years ago

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The answer is 4.

There were in total 96 pictures (84 pictures + 12 spoiled = 96 pictures).
1 roll of film has 24 pictures. x rolls of film have 96 pictures.
1 : 24 = x : 96
x = 1 * 96 : 24
x = 4

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