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Mr. Penn wants to buy pencils and erasers for the students in his class. If pencils come in packs of 20 and erasers in packs of

12, how many packs of each will he need to buy to have an even amount of both? What is the total number of each he would have?

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joja [24]3 years ago

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5 packs of erasers and 3 packs of pencils each will have 60

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