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Scott has jaunt baked 24 cookies he want to put them in a paper bags in groups of 5 how many groups of 5 can he make how many co

okies will he have remaining

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kondaur [170]2 years ago

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He can make 4 groups as for the 5th group he left with 4 cookies.

So your answer would be 4 groups and 4 cookies.

hope it helps!

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